'Convert HTML5 to Flash

I am using impress.js extensively to create a lot of HTML5 presentations. These presentations need to be displayed on touch-screen kiosks. Unfortunately, the vendor handling the kiosks has said that only Flash content can be displayed on these kiosks.

Is there a work-around for this (changing vendor is ruled out, as they control most kiosks here)? How do I convert HTML5 to Flash, without losing the effects my presentations have?

flashhtmlvideohtml5-videoimpress.js


Solution 1:[1]

As far as I know the only way is to port it (rewrite application into Flash).

Solution 2:[2]

It is possible to render HTML5 <canvas> animation to a video file (h264, WMV, pick your favorite) on server-side. Legacy browsers can playback then this video.

We have developed proprietary technology to address this need.

See the old question

Solution 3:[3]

If you know php, then using the following documentation you can convert files like .jpg, .pdf etc files to .swf. To do this, follow these steps:

1) Download phpswfTools by composer

https://php-swftools.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

 {
      "require": {
          "php-ffmpeg/php-ffmpeg": "master"
     }
   }

2) Add this file "vendor/autoload.php" in your library 

 <?php
    require 'vendor/autoload.php';

3) Then use the following code to convert PDF to SWF

     <?php

    use SwfTools\PDFFile;
    use SwfTools\Configuration;

    $PDF = new PDFFile('file.pdf');
    /* Will autodetect pdf2swf location */
    $PDF->toSwf('destination.swf');

    $PDF = new PDFFile('file.pdf',new  Configuration('pdf2swf'=>'/my/custom/path/to/pdf2swf'));
   /* Will use /my/custom/path/to/pdf2swf */
   $PDF->toSwf('destination.swf');

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Solution 1 Rytis Alekna
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