Moyea SWF to Zune Converter description
Supports smooth playback of video and animations, and perfectly process complicated Flash files

This software can convert Flash projector, as well as swf to wmv videos for Zune.

Moyea SWF to Zune Converter offers the solutions to problems that many other flash to video converting tools cannot solve, such as video and audio asynchronization, loss of frames, audio distortion, and the processing of swf files with internal or external Flash video (flv).

With the leading audio and video codec, Moyea SWF to Zune Converter lets you easily and fully enjoy the original effects of your swf files on your Zune.

Here are some key features of "Moyea SWF to Zune Converter":

· Convert swf to wmv and enjoy your wmv files on Zune.
· Adopt the Lower-Playback-Speed technology to achieve accurate audio and video synchronization and no skip frames.
· Perfectly covert complicated Flash, flv files and completely complies with the rule of WYSIWYG.
· Use audio-extracting method to 100% keep the original sound.
· Easily convert many swf files with batch mode.
· Convert flash projector (.exe) to wmv and enjoy the effects of the .exe files on Zune with the generated files.
· Easy to use interface.
· Support multiple file types input, including swf, and flash exe.
· Perfectly convert built-in Flash video(flv) or linked Flash video.
· Let users easily trim a Flash file by selecting the beginning time and/or the ending time.
· Synchronization of video and audio
· Smooth sound with high quality
· Smooth playback of video and animations, and perfectly process complicated Flash files
· Accurately keep the original playback speed
· Successfully process built-in Flash videos or linked Flash videos


Requirements:

· 64MB Memory (128MB recommended)
· 512MB hard disc space or above
· Windows-compatible Monitor (800*600 or above resolution)
· Windows-compatible mouse and keyboard
· Windows-compatible sound blaster
· Adobe Flash Player 7


Limitations:

· The unregistered version is fully-functional but places a watermark in the output video stream.
· Nag screen