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Mac Flash to iPad Converter, Convert/Save Flash Animation to iPad on Mac

admin — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 10:13:14 +0000

Mac Flash to iPad Converter, Convert/Save Flash Animation to iPad on Mac

How to Convert/Import a Flash to iPad on Mac

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Descroption: learn how to convert flash file to iPad, convert/import avchd, avi, flv, mov, wmv, mpeg to ipad/ipod/iphone with high quality on Mac. The difference between .fla, .swf and .flv.

Title: Mac Flash to iPad Converter, Convert/Save Flash Animation to iPad on Mac

I’ve read lots of things about iPads and Adobe Flash Player – some are sort of saying you can get it and some are saying iPad doesn’t have it blah blah blah I’m very confused. I really just wanted to know, is it possible to see things that require Adobe Flash on the iPad and if so how do I do that? Thank you for your time!

Well, finish reading this article, you will find what the problem is and a good solution to fix it.

Section 1. iPad Supported Formats
*H. 264 video up to 720p, 30 frames per second
*MPEG-4 video, up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second
*Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second

Now you know the problem is that iPad does not support Flash file format like flv, f4v, so what you need to do is to convert these files to the format iPad compatible with. Well, just keep reading.

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Section 2. Flash to iPad Converter for Mac

Professional Mac Flash to iPad converter is specially designed for Mac and iPad users as it excels in converting flash file to iPad, like convert flahs FLV to iPad, flash F4V to iPad, on Mac with high quality and fast conversion speed, which enables its users to import/save flash file/animation to iPad. However, the powerful function of Flash to iPad converter for Mac is far more than this. It can also convert AVCHD to iPad, AVI to iPad, [url=http://www.iorgsoft.com/article/ipad/convert-youtube-flv-to-ipad-videos-mac/]YouTube to iPad[/url], [url=http://www.iorgsoft.com/article/ipad/mac-mpg-mpeg-to-ipad-converter/]MPG/MPEG to iPad[/url], MOV to iPad, WMV to iPad…on Mac.
If you need to do some editing for your video/audio files, Flash to iPad converter for Mac also can satisfy you because of its powerful editing function, such as set video duration, adjust aspect ratio(16:9 and 4:3 available), tweak Contrast, Saturation and Brightness(special effect Gray, Emboss, Old film available to apply) through Trim, Crop, Effect.

Section 3. How to Convert Flash to iPad on Mac
Step 1. Free download Flash to iPad converter for Mac, install and launch it. Frienfly interface will pop up in front of you.
Step 2. Click Add File button to add Flash file/animation. Batch conversion is supported.
Step 3. Set output format and select output folder by clicking Browsing… button.
Step 4. Do more editting through Trim, Edit (Crop, Effect) etc. as you like.
Step 5. Click Convert button to finish the conversion quickly with Flash to iPad converter for Mac.

Section 4. Difference between FLA, SWF and FLV
FLA File: it is the source document of flash, it can be opened and designed on Flash Player 8 or 2004 MX.
SWF File: it is the release of formats of flash,with the only function of playing, the Flash file designed in SWF can not be modified.
FLV File: it is a preferred file format that is designed for web playback, offering high rates of compression to deliver video over the Internet using Adobe Flash Player.

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