I have a project called hswf which provides a Haskell library for roundtripping (i.e. encode . decode and decode . encode are morally equal to the identity function) SWF files. The source is available at http://github.com/batterseapower/hswf/. You are welcome to try it out if it looks useful, with the following provisos: * I have given it only limited testing on real-world SWF files * I don't have any special support for the embedded audio/video formats: they are provided to you as bytestrings. So currently you can use the library to get to the video data but no further I still need to find time to give it the final push to make it suitable for release :( Good luck with your project! Cheers, Max On 29 March 2010 16:33, Louis Plissonneau wrote:

Hi,

I have to add some monitoring functions to a shockwave/flash decoder: to precisely evaluate the play buffer (the bar showing download information when you watch a YouTube video for example).

I wanted to go for either swfdec or gnash, but as I enjoy Haskell so much, I wonder if there is some open source project on this subject? (even if not all features are supported)

Thanks in advance for your advices.

Louis Plissonneau

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