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Spent two weeks creating a flash presentation hundreds of photos and the file became corrupted when Nero 7 crashed :( and my pc restarted. A quick seach told me of some decompilers (showmycode.com) could save the file...


This can happen for different reasons - outdated decompiler (can't decompile LZMA-compressed SWFs for example), some errors in decompiler, etc.Try to use other decompilers, like ASV (Action Script Viewer), Sothink or Trillix.


Fortunately, the makers of the decompiler, SourceTec Software, allow you to download a trial. They even allow you to send them a SWF file, and they will decompile the SWF and inform you the test result (albeit they keep the resultant FLA file).


When you open a SWF with the decompiler, it will attempt to run the SWF and display the output in the main window. The Export panel to the right will allow view and extract individual elements found within. You can press the Export FLA/FLEX button to attempt to extract an FLA file it finds.


Nice SWF decompiler with support up to Flash CS5.5. Initial support for export to HTML5 - but file is too big. Common SWF of size 100kB is exported in HTML5 as 5-10MB !!

I can see that Flash Decompiler Trillix ( -decompiler.com/) is litle bit more powerful in decompiling. I mean that decompiled ActionScript 3.0 code is more cleaner.


The 1) seem to be easily doable with SoThink SWF Decompiler. While yesterday's experience with SoThink Quicker (the actual editor) wasn't satisfying, it seem that this decompiler is the most recommended wherever I look.


If not direclty accessible, the 2) is a bit more complexe. Most powerful decompilers I read about are RABCDAsm, which I haven't gotten to work yet, so I'm not sure of the output (the readme seems to mention some kind of assembly-like format specific to ActionScript named ABC) , and Flare which will dump the whole project in a single text file that you'll have to re-organize as an actual ActionScript project.





SoThink decompiler produce directly an editable .fla, which is cool, but isn't free and kinda awful. I'm probably going to try a few and give better feedback on this later, but JPEXS seems to be the best.
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