Currently google-swiffy can only convert .swf files under 1MB. The file I have in mind is 3.2MB. Thank you.
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https://github.com/blvz/swiffy-convert
I am using this with nodeJS. I feel that it's still using online server to convert swf, but it somehow can convert swf file bigger than 1MB. Probably the file size limit is in client side. I am not sure.
There also is a benefit that, by adding some script I can convert tons of swf in one click
PS I feel that if your swf is really too big, the server still block our request

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You must divide big swf to some more swf less then 1 mb each. Or try optimize your big swf.

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The question I asked was if there was a way to convert files bigger than 1mb, because I already tried optimizing, and I was wondering if there were alternatives to google-swiffy since I don't know how to split it and still have it run as one program. – Stefan Todoran Dec 10 '15 at 23:16
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I don't know. Usually I prepare big swf before converting. Divide and optimize it. (of course I've got all sources like fla-files) – user5555232 Dec 17 '15 at 12:38
Easy, if you have the original Flash file used to make the SWF.
Google has a swiffy extension for Flash CS 5 or CS 6 (but not Creative Cloud).
You can get it here: https://developers.google.com/swiffy/convert/flash-extension
Instead of exporting your FLA as SWF, you use Commands > Export as HTML5 (Swiffy)

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npm install swiffy-convert
and then run that convert script (you also have to run it with command). – Sunny Chow Dec 21 '15 at 02:51npm install swiffy-convert
– Stefan Todoran Dec 23 '15 at 19:15into command prompt and it just told me that the syntax was wrong. Then I tried typing
npm install swiffy-convert
into node.js and it just said "..."