How to:
replace original soundtrack in a SWF file
with Eltima Flash Decompiler
The sounds of a Flash inclusion into your web page can, without an exaggeration, either attract a lot more visitors and make the majority of them returning or spoil the impression of your web site completely. In many cases it will be important to change sound quickly. Should you obtain the source FLA and buy expensive software to make such changes?
Here is a prompt on what can be done using Eltima SWF to FLA Converter:
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Download and launch the latest version of Eltima Flash Decompiler (SWF to FLA Converter) | |
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First please navigate to "File explorer" | |
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The SWF file should be added to "My tasks list" for you to be able to edit its sounds | |
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Double clicking the required SWF file(s) in "File explorer" or clicking "Add task" button at ribbon bar will add your SWF file(s) to "My Tasks list". In case you want to add the whole folder into "My tasks list", please, click "Add folder" button | |
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Proceed to "Edit" tab and press "Sounds" there | |
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Select the required sound in the "My Tasks list" (left click it once) | |
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The sound element should appear in the "Edit sounds" | |
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It is necessary to click the folder icon and point the path to the sound you would like to insert instead of the selected one. It is also possible to make additional sound settings | |
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Press "Save" button to save changes, or "Discard changes", if something is incorrect. |
SWF to FLA Converter allows you to refresh the sound representation of your web pages easily and increase the promotional value of the flash elements.
That's It! Thank you for trying the SWF to FLA Converter by Eltima!
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