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how to save a flash in a webpage as a jpg/gif/bmp file?

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    how to save a flash in a webpage as a jpg/gif/bmp file? i used a flash object that i downloaded from the site of http://bukoo.sourceforge.net to create a flash movie file, and now i want to add a function and it can allow people to save this flash movie as a jpg/gif/bmp file.Can anyone here provide some codes or component to help me realize this function?

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      how to save a flash in a webpage as a jpg/gif/bmp file? i used a flash object that i downloaded from the site of http://bukoo.sourceforge.net to create a flash movie file, and now i want to add a function and it can allow people to save this flash movie as a jpg/gif/bmp file.Can anyone here provide some codes or component to help me realize this function?

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      First, you can't save a movie as a JPG or BMP. Neither format support multiple frames of images. Animated GIF's can probably be used, but you'll have to write your own function to export each frame of the animation into an animated GIF file. As for how to do that, I have no idea. RageInTheMachine9532

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