The title of Amor SWF to Video Converter pretty much explains the functionality of this program - it can encode SWF files to several video formats (AVI, MPEG, VCD, SVCD and DVD).

The interface of the software is clean and intuitive. You can import files and folders by using the file browser (the "drag and drop" method is not supported but batch processing is).

In addition, you can import the Internet Explorer cache. So, in the list you can view the name, start frame, end frame and path of each file.

Furthermore, you can preview the SFW file and use media player tools (e.g. play, pause, navigation), as well as zoom in and out.

Moreover, you can join videos, extract sound, capture a BMP image and JPG sequences, set the output folder and configure general settings (e.g. use the sound of the current SWF file or an existing sound file, convert all movie or only main movie, display the list of files after finishing the compounding).

The program uses a very high amount of system resources and takes a really long time to convert a SWF file (approximately 2 frames per second, in the case of AVI). At least you have a well-drawn help file at your disposal.

Also, the demo version displays a watermark on the output files and you cannot configure any advanced settings (e.g. change sample frequency rate, aspect ratio). To make matters worse, the program temporarily freezes sometimes, usually while it is performing a task (e.g. JPG sequences). The “extract audio” feature didn't work, in our case.

All in all, Amor SWF to Video Converter is a good tool for encoding SWF files to other video formats, but it still needs a lot of work.