Batch Settings

The Batch Settings will be divided into two parts to elaborate the use of different Converters of the Moyea SWF to Video Family:

The first part describes the use and distinctive functions of Moyea SWF to Video Converter Pro.

And the second part is devoted to explaining the function and uses of the other Converters:Moyea SWF to Video Converter Standard, Moyea SWF to 3GP Converter, Moyea SWF to Apple TV Converter, Moyea SWF to iPod Converter, Moyea SWF to MPEG Converter, Moyea SWF to PSP Converter and Moyea SWF to Zune Converter.

Part One

Moyea SWF to Video Converter Pro incorporates the most comprehensive and advanced functions among all the Converters of Moyea SWF to Video Family in the Batch Settings.

Select a Profile: A profile is a series of pre-set settings that you can use if you don’t want to reset all the Export settings. These profiles are very useful as they are commonly used. It can be very useful when you want to convert your Flash files to the same video settings and audio settings for the output files.

: Click to save the current settings as a profile with the name you prefer.

: Click to delete the current profile. The pre-set profile cannot be deleted.

Export To: Click the Browse button to specify a folder on your hard disc.

Export Type: Select an output type into which you want to convert the Flash file. There are seven choices available: AVI, MPEG, MP4, 3GP, MOV, WMV and MP3.

The video settings and audio settings are similar to those in Single Mode. For more information, please refer to Video Settings and Audio Settings.

Part Two

This is the screenshot of the Settings Interface of Moyea SWF to Video Converter Standard:

For Moyea SWF to Video Converter Standard and other particular Converters, the operation is largely similar to that of Moyea SWF to Video Converter Pro.

For Moyea SWF to 3GP Converter, Moyea SWF to Apple TV Converter, Moyea SWF to iPod Converter, Moyea SWF to MPEG Converter, Moyea SWF to PSP Converter and Moyea SWF to Zune Converter, the feature is that the pull-down option of "Export Type" has been deleted, for these converters are customized to process SWF files for the specified devices, such as Apple TV, PSP, iPod, etc.