Flash-MX: News

Below is the announcement from www.flashdecompiler.com regarding the release of ASV 4.0.

Go to buraks.com/asv for more information.

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ASV 4.0 which supports Flash MX (professional) 2004 is released today.

There's no demo version available. You can get more info by downloading the HTML help file for ASV 4.0. ( http://www.buraks.com/asv/3.html )

What's new
- ASV now supports Flash MX 2004 and Flash MX professional 2004 generated SWF files: SWF version 7 and optimized SWF version 6. ASV supports both AS1 and AS2. ASV can show both AS2 and AS1 version of a AS2 class script and lets you see how a class compiles to AS1.

- ASV can now export resources and a JSFL command to help rebuilding the FLA file for a SWF. SWF 2to FLA is not here yet, and this feature has lots of limitations but with it you can at least have a head start when reconstructing the FLA for a SWF.
ASV can now export vector symbol outlines as a Flash MX 2004 custom tool JSFL. A very convenient feature.

- Classes can be saved as individual .AS files and in appropriate folder structure.

- Support for linked video symbols, device sounds etc. added.

- The decompiler engine is enhanced and many bugs fixed.

How to Upgrade
If you have purchased ASV 3.x (or purchased upgrade to ASV 3.x but not received as a free upgrade), the upgrade is free. We will be sending notification emails in 24-48 hours and when you reply to the email you'll receive ASV in 24 hours.

If you have purchased ASV 2.x (but not received as a free upgrade), the upgrade costs 14 USD. ASV 1.x customers upgrade to ASV 3.x for 14 USD also and receive ASV 4 free upgrade. Please write to upgrade@buraks.com for more info on upgrading ASV.

All our customers who have purchased ASV 3.x after September 1, 2003, are considered as ASV 4 customers regarding future upgrades.

We will also be releasing a final (Gold) version of ASV 3, with many bug fixes. ASV 3 will not be updated after that.

Notes
We didn't have time to implement some great features we have in mind. We plan to have frequent updates to ASV 4. As always any bug will be fixed in 24 hours for the bug finder and the fix will be included with the next update. Thank you all.

Posted by jen on September 16, 2003 at 12:45 AM