Flash movies
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Shadeslayer
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Flash movies
Is there a free program to make little flash movies? Maybe somthing like pivot. I have looked and aren't finding anything!
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atari2600a
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The 30-day trial version of Adobe Flash?
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I keep getting emails about crap like thatatari2600a wrote:which can somehow be 'extended'?
Anyways (from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macromedia ... ternatives ):
Free software alternatives
There is, as of late 2006, no complete free software replacement which offers all the functionality of the latest version of Adobe Flash. Gnash, based on GameSWF, is a Flash player replacement that is under development and has the support of Free Software Foundation (FSF). Gnash supports Flash 7 and below, but not files that require version 8 or 9 features.
A full end-to-end implementation of the W3C SVG specification would offer close competition for most of the features of Flash in an open, standard way. Adobe used to develop and distribute the 'Adobe SVG Viewer' client plug-in for MS Internet Explorer, but has recently announced its discontinuation.[4] It has been noted by industry commentators[1] that this is probably no coincidence at a time when Adobe have moved from competing with Macromedia's Flash, to owning the technology itself. Meanwhile, Firefox's built-in support for SVG continues to grow.[5]