Is there a way for me to grab the drum sounds out of this? posted by namespan to (3 comments total)
You'll find a lot of useful utilities mentioned here. posted by Danelope at 7:34 PM on January 2, 2004
try this: http://www.srctec.com/flashdecompiler/
or this: http://www.swfeditor.com/
I'm not sure how functional the demos are, but what you are looking for is a "Flash decompiler" - try google. posted by ac at 7:37 PM on January 2, 2004
Very interesting animation, by the way - what is it for/from? Why is it on Rockstargames.com?
I forgot to make those URLs links - here you go - one and two
Here's what someone says about the second one:
I recently bought and used DeFlash on my company's old (Flash 4) demo files. They no longer had acces to the original audio files, so I had to extract them from the old SWF's. This worked perfectly for me. All I had to do was rename the audio files and import them into the new Flash MX project.
I have been further experimenting with DeFlash a bit to see what it's limitations are. I have grabbed a few SWFs from some fairly prominent and professional sites, to see if items are extractable from ther SWFs. On these, sometimes I had a few application crashes (which is probably a good thing).
Overall I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is in a situation like I had. It is very helpful for a few different uses. And well worth the affordable price.
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posted by Danelope at 7:34 PM on January 2, 2004