Import and Edit SWF Video onto Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on Mac Lion
FAQ about Import SWF Video to Adobe Premiere
"I made an animation in Flash in 720 x 576 size. My plan is to put it in Premiere for editing. But now I can't import the SWF files to Adobe Premiere any help?
Explain: Which Kinds of SWF Video Can't be Imported to Adobe Premiere
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 can supports SWF files, but some limits:
"SWF files may be imported with an alpha channel. Audio is not retained. Interactive content and scripted animation are not retained. Animation defined by keyframes in the main, top-level movie is retained."
Solution: Convert SWF Video to Adobe Premiere supported formats
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 can edit 3GP, Animated GIF, M4V, QuickTime.mov, MP4, MPEG, DV etc video natively.
SWF to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 Converter for Mac allows to convert Flash Games, SWF Animation and SWF video to Adobe Premiere supported formats: 3GP, M4V, QuickTime.mov, MP4, MPEG, DV and SWF to Animated GIF, then import the converted SWF files to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 or other version for editing on Mac os x 10.5-10.7 Lion.
Import SWF Video to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 Step by Step as Below:
Step 1: Download and install SWF to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 converter for mac software.
Step 2: Add SWF video
If you have the SWF file on desktop, please click "select file" to import the SWF file from your Mac; If you want to add SWF files from website such as YouTube, Hulu, etc, you can click "Grab SWF", paste the URL and click "Download SWF".
Step 3: Output SWF video to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 formats
Click the small arrow of "Profile">"Common Video">"MOV", and then the output format is customized as MOV successfully.
PS: Click the setting tools to set the resolution etc.
Step 4: Start Conversion
Follow the above interface to hit "Next" to enter the following window and then click the button "Finish" to begin to convert SWF to Premiere Pro CS5.5 mac.
Step 5: Open Premiere Pro CS5.5 and then import the converted SWF animation to Adobe Premiere Pro for editing on Mac.
PS: If you are a Windows user, please use SWF to Adobe Premiere Pro Video Converter.
