SWF files not working on IPhone/IPad [closed]

Answer 1

I have a swf file on my site

If your swf is not interactive, one solution is to convert the SWF to video and use the HTML5 <video> tag to embed it into your website.

If this solution could work for you, try using Flabaco flash-banner-converter.com to convert the swf to video; Flabaco is an online converter and generates WebM, MP4 & OGG video files, at-least one of which will play in all popular HTML5 browsers including that on the iPad.

Of course, the above isn't applicable for interactive flash content.

Kayo (Flash-Banner-Converter.com)

Answer 2

iOS devices do not support Adobe Flash.

Instead, you should, like almost all other Flash sites, check if Flash is present and if it isn't, then present alternative content, whether it's HTML5 or something.

Answer 3

The U-tube application for ipad can play swf files

Answer 4

iOS doesn't support Flash, so you need to use Html5 instead.

You can try Swiffy to convert an swf file into Hmtl5 or Wallaby to convert a fla file. But note that both tools are still a work in progress and may not work for you.

Also, you can always write the html5 version yourself.