iLike SWF to Video Converter

Multimedia files are available under a whole array of formats, depending on the recording device, as well as playback capabilities. In case you’re stuck with a Flash video file, unable to use it, but you want to, then you might want to try to convert it to a more suitable format with the help of iLike SWF to Video Converter.

It doesn’t require much time or effort to get the application up and running. Its set of features is presented in quite an intuitive, flashy design, and the three-step configurator makes it incredibly easy for individuals of all levels of experience to get the hang of things. As such, the only thing you need to start off is a SWF file.

The application comes with a couple of conversion modes, namely single file and batch mode. Although the latter can seem quite practical, it’s mostly useful if you want to convert all selected SWF files to a particular format, because it’s not possible to select individual output formats, but this is the purpose of batch conversion anyway.

In terms of output possibilities, the application comes with decent support for a variety of formats, such as MP4, AVI, WMV, MKV, FLV, MOV, MPG, HTML5, and GIF, while some are predefined for particular devices. You have almost complete control over the conversion process, with the possibility to handle video and audio layer components in terms of encoder, FPS, size, channels, option to use an external sound file, or no audio layer at all.

In case you accidentally stumbled upon SWF files over the web, it’s possible to grab them through an integrated downloader, which can also automatically convert files once they reach your computer. Although optional, you might want to visit the edit tab, just in case you want to add a logo or crop the output video.

All things considered, we can state that iLike SWF to Video Converter is, overall, a cool video conversion solution, managing to get the job done just right. It supports a decent variety of output file types, can convert multiple files at a time, grab them from the web, and edit before conversion.