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Convert SWF to iPod, PSP, Zune and HD video for Apple TV and PS3 with SWF to Go

Aunsoft Studio releases new version of Aunsoft SWF to Go with powerful functions. It is designed to covert SWF to other video formats compatible with many kinds of digital devices including iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, PS3, PSP, Zune, Xbox360, iRiver, Creative Zen, Archos, Blackberry, HP iPAQ, Dell Axim, General Pocket PC. Aunsoft SWF to Go provides specific profiles and enables you to define new profile if you choose. If you want to convert SWF to MPEG-4 480P played on iPod touch, you can just choose the profile named iPod touch MPEG-4 480P (*.mp4), you don’t need to do any other settings. That is to say, you can choose the output video according to the kind of device you own.

Aunsoft SWF to Go converts SWF to video of various formats, including AVI, MPG, MP4, MPEG, WMV, AMR, 3GP. For example, SWF to Go can convert SWF to Xbox360 video, and it can convert SWF to Xbox360 AVI video, MPG video, MPEG video, MP4 video, Xbox360 VOB video and Xbox360 WMV video. Moreover, it supports SWF to HD video conversion, including 1080P, 720P, 480P HD video that can be displayed on PS3, Xbox360, and Apple TV etc.
This SWF to Go can convert interactive SWF, or SWF with ActionScripts, meaning that you can convert flash video games demanding human interaction.

When playing a flash file with the program, it allows you to capture the current screen (or the current frame) and save them as JPG picture through the “Snap” button.

Aunsoft SWF to Go allows users to do customization, you can add watermark on the flash and adjust its position and transparency; you can also crop the picture. During the process of capture, you can define the beginning frame and the ending frame to trim the SWF.

Two conversion modes are provided for your switch, you can choose to convert a single SWF with the single conversion mode, and you can do editing on the flash, and customize output video, while the batch conversion mode enables users to convert SWF a couple of or dozens of SWF files to the same video or to different videos.