Flash Decompiler Trillix

While playing a Flash video, you may notice a few elements which can be useful in your own projects, but it may not be so easy to extract them if you don't have the original Flash project. This is where Flash Decompiler Trillix comes in. It can break down SWF files into small bits and pieces, which you can export to your hard drive. The software allows you to extract and convert flash videos to AVI, MPEG and FLA, save sounds in WAV or MP3 format, extract images, text and more.You can also edit a SWF file's existing sounds, images, colors and other elements or convert the file to FLA or Flax.

It doesn't take long to download and install the program, even on older computers, with slow Internet connections. Flash Decompiler Trillix is compatible with various Windows and Mac OS X versions. Its hardware requirements are modest and you won't have to install Adobe Flash or additional codecs.

The supported operations can be performed on different tabs, on the program's user interface. You can explore your local folders on the first tab and add your SWF files to a tasks list. If you add a file to the tasks list, you will be able to convert it, edit or extract its components later, without importing the file for each operation. Additionally, if a file is loaded in the tasks list, you can explore its videos, sounds, images and other resources.

Except for the options located on the program's toolbar, everything on the Extract and Convert tabs is laid out in a similar fashion. You can target one or more videos from the tasks list and use the available options to extract their resources to a folder of your choice or convert the videos to various Flash formats. The Edit tab is where you can edit text and static links, convert images, make adjustments to existing sounds and more. You may select these elements from the tasks list, preview them in the central region of the interface and use a series of tools, located in the lower area, to edit them.