HD or High-definition video is video of higher resolution than is standard. The HD is a specific technical that all major hardware manufactures and software developers have agreed upon for the future of film, TV, video and broadcasting.
HD specification dictates a number of areas of the HD format but most particularly and importantly it specifies the frame size and dimensions of the image. Existing Standard Definition (SD) has fixed dimensions of 720 pixels wide x 576 pixels high for PAL and 720x480 for NTSC. The HD spec allows for two different HD frame sizes; a smaller 1280x720 and a larger 1920x1080. The larger of these being nearly three times the size of SD.
As the popularity of HD media devices, HD videos attract more and more attention. Sometimes you may need to convert your favorite flash animations to HD videos. Now, with Jihosoft SWF Video Converter for Mac, you can not only convert SWF to HD video, but also edit videos as you want, such as, trim video length, crop video size, or add watermark to video, etc.
Blow is the step-by-step guide on how to convert SWF to HD video on Mac OS:
Step 1: Download SWF to HD Video Converter Mac
Download the free trial version of Mac SWF to HD Video Converter. Follow the default instructions to install it on your Mac.
Step 2: Import the Source Flash SWF File
Run SWF to HD Video Converter for Mac. Click on “Source” to import the target flash .swf file your need to convert to HD video.
Step 3: Choose HD Video as Output Format
From the drop-down list of “Codec” to set HD AVI or HD MP4 as output profile. Here you could adjust the output file parameters, like resolution, frame rate, bit rate, etc.
Step 4: Convert SWF to HD Video on Mac
Finally, click “Capture” to go to the Record window. Then click on “Start” to start conversion from SWF to HD AVI on Mac OS.
That’s it, within 4 simple steps you can convert SWF to HD video on Mac OS. SWF to HD Video Converter for Win is also provided. You could do the conversion job on Windows 8.
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