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Viewer plugin for Directory Opus - SWF Helper


With SWF Helper you can view thumbnails of Flash movie files by Adobe Inc., also it populate Description, Dimensions columns with swf movie properties such as dimensions plus frames per second rate.

By default you’ll see something like this

Before SWF Helper

while browsing your swf-movies as thumbnails, ugly and pity huh!? Don’t worry it’s easy to fix, just install SWF Helper, activate it in preferences:

Directory Opus Preferences

Navigate to your swf-movies folder, tada!!


View swf's

Quick search for favorite swf-movies through files hint:

SWF Thumbnails on file hint

Don’t know how to set up such a hint? ask me to show you.

And of course:

Installation

How to install the plugin in Directory Opus?
Just unzip swfh.dll to an viewer plugins directory
(i.e. C:\Program Files\GPSoftware\Directory Opus\Viewers\).

Plugin requirements

Download

swfh.zip [182 Kb]

Dropped in: Directory Opus
September 16, 2006 around 11:23 am by Shurik

4 Responses to “ Viewer plugin for Directory Opus - SWF Helper ”

  1. Leo

    Hi there,

    I’ve been using all the Opus plugins recently to build a list of them with screenshots and other details. I noticed that the SWFH plugin crashes when faced with (some?) SWF files sometimes, and it’s also very slow at processing others.

    Not sure if the plugin is still “alive” but if there’s anything I can do to help debug it let me know as it’s a useful thing to have.

    Leo

  2. Shurik

    Sure, Leo
    nice to see you here) it’s still alive, so we could work out something better..
    One thing I can tell you: it’s slow because of SWF movie dimensions fetching out of the binary body, (some?) most of SWF files compressed these days, that’s why it behaves too slow, probably I should provide an option to turn this off and go for a thumbnail only which is pretty simple task to achive.

  3. alisa77

    citate:
    “You can get this great player at
    http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer”

    link is brocken =\

  4. kirbyhi5

    Hello.

    If you’re still active, I’d greatly appreciate if a 64-bit version of this was made. Thanks

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