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News March 5, 2008: ASV 6 Alpha 3e now available to ASV 5 users... ASV 6 supports AS3 decompling. This pre-release version, while not complete, works for many AS3 scripts out there. February 28, 2008: ASV MXP tool 5.02 released... This version fixes a couple of minor bugs. January 22, 2008: ASV 6 Alpha 3d now available to ASV 5 users... January 14, 2008: ASVMXP 5.01 released... This version fixes a couple of minor bugs. December 11, 2007: ASV 6 Alpha 3c now available to ASV 5 users... November 11, 2007: ASV 6 Alpha 3b now available to ASV 5 users... Licensed ASV 5 users can now download ASV 6 Alpha 3b at their assigned download locations. There has been fixes to both AS2 and AS3 decompile engines, but unfortunately we weren't able to include our latest AS3 engine because it is/was not in a stable state. Our next release will be first ASV 6 beta! October 15, 2007: ASV 6 Alpha 3 now available to ASV 5 users... This is certainly a better version than Alpha 2a, and ASV 5.28 -as we think we have fixed bugs related to ASV5 functionality- but there are still too many open issues regarding AS3 decompile.  September 12, 2007: ASV 6 Alpha 2a now available to ASV 5 users... Alpha 2 had a problem with displaying SWF 8 and below content. This was a simple bug and did not affect any AS3 content, so you could use ASV 5 for AS1/AS2 content and ASV6 alpha 2 for AS3 content as a workaround, but this would be a hassle. So we fixed this, and also added an option that helps bypassing certain obfuscations (again targets AS2 content only). We kept the filename of the download same, so a little care might be needed to get the correct file if you have already downloaded Alpha2. September 10, 2007: ASV 6 Alpha 2 now available to ASV 5 users... Release notes:
We have just released ASV 6 Alpha 1. It's now available at assigned download locations for all licensed ASV 5 users. Release notes are below, but in summary, what you get is really alpha software, with an incomplete decompile engine showing only scripts in AS3 SWF files. Still, we think shown scripts will help - it's not totally useless, just very incomplete... ASV 6.0 Alpha 1 Release Notes August 13, 2007
This minor update mainly fixes and enhances the decompile engine. Registered users can now download the new version at their assigned download URLs. First ASV 6 alpha will be available in just a few days to all ASV 5 customers at their download URLs... August 2, 2007: Pricing change... Single user license for ASV now costs 80 USD. Upgrade pricing is also increased from 14 USD to 15 USD. For the last 5 years, Turkey's exchange rate policy has been having over-valued Turkish currency. Exchange rate for USD-YTL is around the same as exactly 6 years ago and during that time there has been considerable inflation in Turkey (at least 90%, many calculate it as more). So, while we mentioned USD-EUR exchange rates (below), USD-YTL exchange rates is what really matters for us... We have made our calculations came up with 33% price increase. Thank you for your understanding. It's important for us that our prospective and current customers know that we do not increase (or decrease) our prices arbitrarily, but only out of necessity and after careful consideration. We still believe ASV (and our other software) are good value for the money. Thank you all again. July 16, 2007: ASV 6 release delayed :( We hoped to have ASV released by today. Unfortunately, this is not happening. Our current plan is releasing a customer only beta for Flash CS3 AS3 decompile around August 6. Also, because of this delay, at the same time we will release ASV 5.28, with certain decompiler updates. We are sorry for the delay, thank you for you understanding and support! May 16, 2007: ASV 5.27 released! This 7th year anniversary release fixes a couple of cosmetic issues. (No decompile engine changes). May 10, 2007: ASV 5.25 released! This minor update mainly fixes and enhances the decompile engine. Registered users can now download the new version at their assigned download URLs. Major changes:
April 16, 2007: Flash CS3 now available for purchase Flash CS3 Professional is now available for purchase. Adobe has not made a trial version available yet. March 27, 2007: Flash CS3 and ASV 6 Today, Adobe announced the next version of Flash, Flash CS3 Professional (which will be available in April). Flash CS3 is Flash version 9, creates version 9 SWF files, which use AS3, for Flash Player 9. ASV will support AS3 with version 6, which will be released a few months after Flash CS3 is released. As per our upgrade policy, our customers who have purchased (not received is as a free upgrade) ASV 5 will get ASV 6 upgrade free. Also, for upgrade purposes, ASV purchases on or after March 1, 2007 will be considered as ASV 6 purchases. Also some ASV 4 purchases will qualify for free ASV 6 upgrade: if you have purchased ASV on or after August 1, 2005, you'll qualify for free ASV 6 upgrade. Flash CS3 is expected to be available on April 20th. January 5, 2007: ASV 5.21 released This version fixes a single decompile engine bug, which we thought shouldn't wait until the next update... As usual, current customers can download the updates at their download pages or the updated versions (or download URLs) can be requested by writing to support@buraks.com (Please make sure you state your order ID or you're writing from your registered address). January 4, 2007: ASV 5.20 released Major changes are:
We wish you happy holidays, merry christmas, happy Hanukah, happy Kwanzaa and a happy new year! (Our response times might be somewhat, but not very much, slower than usual within the next week). November 6, 2006: Pricing change... We started working with a new payment processing company, Plimus, in addition to excellent Emetrix. All our prices tended to end with .95, which looked like a cheap trick. Though we are aware that it may have been an unintended trick that works, we have decided to adjust our pricing, unfortunately this means an increase, albeit a very small one: Single user license for ASV now costs straight 60 USD (rather than 59.95 USD). Also, now our volume discounts are more 'fair', though this may mean an increase in some situations. Unfortunately, Emetrix does not support this 'fair' model, so we are not offering full volume discounts for purchases through Emetrix. Plimus accepts Paypal, which is something new for us, which was one of the top requests about payments. October 2, 2006: ASV MXP Viewer and Extractor updated This update fixes a minor bug. We also made some UI enhancements. We haven't added better Unicode support (for file names) as this wasn't a requested feature at all. Please let us know if you are interested in this. September 15, 2006: ASV 5.16 released Major changes are:
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ASV 5.11 Beta 4 executable is now available for registered users of ASV 5 at their assigned download URLs. May 22, 2006: ASV 5.11 Beta 3 available for registered users ASV 5.11 Beta 3 executable is now available for registered users of ASV 5 at their assigned download URLs. We hope to release the minor update, ASV 5.12 to avoid confusion, in about a week. (Updates to ASV are free if you have the current version). ASV, the first SWF Decompiler, turned 6 on May 16, 2006. Thanks to all who shared their comments with us about the 6th birthday of ASV... March 31, 2006: Adobe released SWF 8 specs Today Adobe released SWF 8 specs. We don't have to do much but we will be revising ASV and releasing an update as soon as possible. UPDATE: It turns out ASV does not need any modification as a result of released specs :) We already had an update planned with bug fixes and enhancements, which we will be releasing soon (Updates to ASV are free if you have the current version). March 16, 2006: ASV Projector Creator updated We have updated ASV Projector Creator to version 5.01 (jumped to v5 from v2). Flash 8 data files are added and also Flash 7 files are updated (see Flash / Player Update for more info). Customers users can download ASVPC 5.01 from their assigned download URLs. Yes, we have negletted updating Site of the Month section. Please submit good sites but not your site for free advertisement purposes. October 28, 2005: ASV 5 released This version adds Flash 8 support. Please see this post for more info. August 8, 2005: About Flash 8 release and upgrades Today Macromedia announced Flash 8. Actual release is expected around mid-September. We will release ASV 5 with Flash 8 support as soon as possible after Flash 8 release. ASV customers who have purchased ASV after or on September 1, 2003 will be eligible for free ASV 5 upgrade (For other users, upgrade costs just US$14). All purchases dating from August 1, 2005 will be considered as ASV 5 purchases for upgrade purposes. September 16, 2005: ASV 5 Beta 4 is available to all ASV 4 customers We have made the latest beta of ASV 5 executable (with full Flash 8 support) available to all our current ASV 4 customers. The download is available at ASV 4 download locations, and this beta works with ASV 4 license files. We intend to fix any issues before ASV 5 release, so please let us know about bugs and problems. (This will delay the actual 5.00 release a few days). June 27, 2005: ASV 4.086 released This version enhances the decompiler engine and fixes a few issues. One of the issues fixed is with 'Eliminate redundant jumps' preference. Also this preference is not selected by default now, because it may slow down the decompile and it's needed only for some obfuscated SWF files. 'Import valid dead jumps' preference added, and is selected by default. When ASV does a Safe Import of actions, dead code is removed. Sometimes jumps are removed because they are never executed. While this is correct, it sometimes changes the script structure. With this preference selected, ASV keeps those dead jumps in place. Actionscript import preferences now have their own tab in the preferences dialog. June 6, 2005: ASV 4.085 released This is a bug fix update; there are a few enhancements to the decompiler engine too. As anyone who uses ASV will tell, ASV almost never crashes or freezes. Sometimes it seems like ASV is frozen, because proessing some very large scripts may take time, but it's almost never the case... With ASV 4.084 we added 'Eliminate redundant jumps' preference and selected it by default. It turned out some application that modifes SWF files and inserts invalid jumps in scripts managed to freeze ASV (when this preference is selected in ASV 4.084). We were not going to release an update this soon, but because of this issue, we had to. And while fixing this bug, we tweaked the decompiler engine a bit and added a few extra decompiler preferences ('Eliminate redundant jumps Level 2', 'Resolve certain invalid jumps' and 'Do not show warnings for unexpected end actions'). If you are working with SWF files produces by Flash and not modified by another application, you can safely uncheck 'Eliminate redundant jumps' and 'Resolve certain invalid jumps' preferences and it will make decompiling faster too. May 23, 2005: ASV 4.084 released Major changes are:
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This update adds support for version 7 projectors (earlier, though it was simple, you had to manually add support. This was in order to avoid licensing issues). Also now decompressing partially downloaded SWF files is supported. Current customers can download the updated version at their download pages. December 31, 2004: Happy new year... We wish you all a happy and more importantly a healthy new year. We will be donating 10% of our gross earnings for the month of January 2005 to a charity for people affected by the recent earthquake and tsunami. If you wish to donate visit Google Tsunami Releief page for links. February 1 Update: We will make the donation tomorrow. Thank you. February 2 Update: We have made the donation. November 13, 2004: ASV 4.082 released This releases fixes a bug with font extraction at certain conditions. As usual, current customers can download the updates at their download pages or the updated versions can be requested by writing to support@buraks.com. November 8, 2004: ASV 4.081 released This release enhances the decompiler engine. As usual, current customers can download the updates at their download pages or the updated versions can be requested by writing to support@buraks.com. November 4, 2004: ASVSOL 1.01 and ASVMXP 1.01 released! These are both very minor updates only fixing some issues. November 1, 2004: ASV 4.08 released As usual, current customers can download the updates at their download pages or the updated versions can be requested by writing to support@buraks.com. (For some of our customers, the download locations was changed with 4.02 release. If you see a note about this on your download page, email us, and you'll get the updated instructions as soon as possible, in 24 hours). August 1, 2004: ASV 4.07 released Major changes from v4.06 to v4.07 are listed below:
Free add-on tools for ASV work within ASV and add additional functionality you might need. ASV SOL Viewer and Editor lets you view and edit (and also create from scratch) SOL (Local Shared Object) files. SOL files provide the cookie functionality for SWF files. ASV MXP Viewer and Extractor lets you view and extract files in MXP (Macromedia Extension Package) files. May 18, 2004: Important policy change about obfuscated SWF support! We will not support bypassing every obfuscation/protection from this day on. If a free or commercial tool becomes available to bypass an unsupported obfuscation, we will add support for it to ASV in a very short time though. We will continue providing prompt individual support for your SWF files (obfuscated or not), with 24 hour response time [available only for registered users]. Notes: Bypassing every possible obfuscation is, of course, not possible. We will decide on which obfuscations to support, when possible. It's most likely that we will continue adding support for commercial obfuscators (rather than free ones), or obfuscators with certain characteristics. (If an obfuscator vendor challenges us, we will most likely try to bypass it as soon as possible). The reason for this policy change is to avoid misuse of ASV. Please let us know what you think about this policy change by writing to policy.asv@buraks.com. April 5, 2004: Polish localization now available! Thanks to Maciej Maliborski. April 1, 2004: ASV 4.06 released Major changes from v4.05 to v4.06 are listed below:
Read Jens C. Brynildsen's review at Flashmagazine.com! February 12, 2004: ASV 4.05 released This release fixes an issue with rebuild JSFL, that was introduced with ASV 4.04. Having the 'ASV Arrange Library' command in the rebuildcommand.JSFL sometimes caused a problem: Flash behaved as if no JSFL command is run. While this seems like a Flash bug, we have applied a workaround with version 4.05. Now ASV creates more than one JSFL file for the rebuild. Main command file runs these files sequentially. The way rebuilding works has not changed. February 11, 2004: ASV 4.04 released Major changes from v4.03 to v4.04 are listed below:
This is a free command that may help you arranging library items. The functionality will be included with ASV 4.04 and above, when rebuilding a FLA file. You may also want to download it for general use. January 17, 2004: ASV 4.03 released Major changes from v4.02 to v4.03 are listed below:
ASVFAF converts FLV files to Flash importable audio FLV files. It's intended for extracting sounds from FCS created FLV files when Flash won't import them or they are too long. See ASVFAF product page for more info. We wish you all a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and Happy New Year! November 20, 2003: ASV 4.02 released This version adds support for Flash MX 2004 7.0.1 generated AS2 class files. Also many minor bugs are fixed and ASV is revised according to the recently released SWF 7 specs. Also, though ASV is not an editor, we have added support to add ScriptLimits tag (and/or edit limit values in the tag) to this version. (With ScriptLimits tag you can override the player defaults for Max Recursion Limit and Script Timeout Seconds limit). October 3, 2003: ASV 4.01 and 3.17 released ASV 3.17 is the last update to ASV 3.x. Many bugs were fixed, but ASV 3.x does not support SWF 7 or optimized SWF 6 files generated by Flash MX 2004. ASV 4.01 also fixes many bugs. Main new features are:
September 15, 2003: ASV 4.0 is released ASV 4.0 which supports Flash MX (professional) 2004 is released today. There's no demo version available. You can get more info by downloading the HTML help file for ASV 4.0. What's new
If you have purchased ASV 3.x (or purchased upgrade to ASV 3.x but not received as a free upgrade), the upgrade is free. We will be sending notification emails in 24-48 hours and when you reply to the email you'll receive ASV in 24 hours. If you have purchased ASV 2.x (but not received as a free upgrade), the upgrade costs 14 USD. ASV 1.x customers upgrade to ASV 3.x for 14 USD also and receive ASV 4 free upgrade. Please write to upgrade@buraks.com for more info on upgrading ASV. All our customers who have purchased ASV 3.x after September 1, 2003, are considered as ASV 4 customers regarding future upgrades. We will also be releasing a final (Gold) version of ASV 3, with many bug fixes. ASV 3 will not be updated after that. Notes We didn't have time to implement some great features we have in mind. We plan to have frequent updates to ASV 4. As always any bug will be fixed in 24 hours for the bug finder and the fix will be included with the next update. Thank you all. September 10, 2003 Announcing ASV 4 ASV 4 will be released on September 15, 2003. Main new features of ASV 4 are:
We will also be releasing a final (Gold) version of ASV 3, with many bug fixes. ASV 3 will not be updated after that. August 25, 2003 Macromedia announced the next version of Flash: Flash MX 2004 August 2, 2003 ASV 3.16 is released. This release mainly fixes a bug with switch statements introduced with ASV 3.15. While we consider this situation unfortunate for us, this is the nature of software business... Sorry for all the inconvenience. All current customers can download the new version from their download page or can get the update by writing to us at support@buraks.com. July 27, 2003 ASV 3.15 is released. This is again a very minor update (which we call FlashPaper update internally). Major changes from v3.14 to v3.15 are listed below:
ASV 3.14 is released. This is again a very minor update. Major changes from v3.13 to v3.14 are listed below:
ASV 3.13 is released. This is a very minor update and adds an experimental option to preferences. Major changes from v3.12 to v3.13 are listed below:
ASV 3.12 is released. (We skipped version 3.11). This release is more of a bug-fix release than a feature rich release, though there are some new features. Major changes from v3.10 to v3.12 are listed below:
ASR, Action Script Replacer, is a new tool that can import actionscript from a SWF file to replace actions in another SWF file. More info available here. ASR is not sold separately and is free for our customers who have purchased both ASV and UAE. April 2, 2003 ASV IE Cache SWF Browser 1.0, a free add-on tool for ASV, is released today. See product page for more info. March 12, 2003 ASV Projector Creator 1.0, a free add-on tool for ASV, is released today. See product page for more info. February 21, 2003 ASV 3.10 is released. Major changes from v3.09 to v3.10 are listed below:
All current customers will receive an email notification about this update and how they can download it in 24 hours. January 25, 2003: Down and Up! Our site was down for about 8 hours today. If you have sent us email during that time, it might have bounced or it might have been lost. Sorry for the inconvenience. January 7, 2003 ASV 3.09 is released. Major changes from v3.08 to v3.09 are listed below: 
If you have received the application by email (or lost your download instructions), and want to have this minor update, please write to us at support@buraks.com from your registered email address and you'll receive the new version in 24 hours. December 16, 2002 ASV 3.08 is released. Resource extraction is here at last! We used to refer to free and commercial apps for bitmap and sound extraction until recently. We have realized that free apps (and even commercial ones) don't support many formats (like 15 bit lossless RGB bitmaps or ignore the transparency information for JPEGs with alpha data), have errors extracting RGB or sounds data and nearly none support streaming sounds. ASV supports extraction of all sound and bitmap formats in a SWF, only NellyMoser compressed sounds will be extracted as raw data. And if you encounter an error while extraction just send the SWF to us at support@buraks.com and we will update ASV most probably in 24 hours. Major changes from v3.07 to v3.08 are listed below:
You can win 3 copies of ASV and more cool prizes!  December 2, 2002 ASV 3.07 is released. Major changes from v3.06 to v3.07 are listed below:
ASV 3.06 is released. This is the first release after SWF 6 specs made available to public. Fortunately, we didn't have much to do regarding the new specs. Changes related to specs mostly involves video symbols. Major changes from v3.05 to v3.06 are listed below:
ASV 3.05 is released. (ASV 3.04 was an internal version, not released). Note: Some changes were made depending on the beta release of the Flash Player. Also we didn't have time to add some features. This release is a bit rushed, expect to see a new update soon. Major changes from v3.03 to v3.05 are listed below:
ASV 3.03 is released. (ASV 3.02 was an internal version, not released). Major changes from v3.01 to v3.03 are listed below:
Changed the look of the site a bit using CSS. Hope it is at least readable for all of you. July 7, 2002 ASV 3.01 is released. This is a very minor update, it might not even worth download. Changes are:
ASV 3.0 (and the demo version) is released. If you have purchased ASV 2.x, you'll receive ASV 3.0 free. You'll receive instructions about your free update to your registered email address (in about a week). If your email has changed please write to us at support@buraks.com and if possible provide your order id. If you have purchased ASV 1.x, you are eligible to upgrade to ASV 3.0 only for 14 USD. Please write to us at upgrade@buraks.com to get information on how to upgrade. Write from your registered email address and if possible provide your order id. Major changes from v2.5 to v3.0 are listed below:
Demo version of ASV 2.5 is released. March 15, 2002 Macromedia released Flash MX. March 14, 2002 ASV 2.5 is released! All of our current customers will receive the free upgrade to v2.5. The new version has a brand new decompiler engine (which is really the best on the market) and a timeline view. It doesn't support Flash MX / SWF6, v3.0 is planned to support Flash MX. If your email has changed please contact us with your order/puchase ID. Thank you. Major changes from v2.0 to v2.5 are listed below:
Macromedia announced that new version of Flash (Flash MX) will be released on March 15th. We will be releasing a new version (v2.5) before Flash MX is out. (Though it will take some time to deliver current customers). September 11, 2001 We condemn any terrorist act and feel deeeply sad about the tragedy in the US. Check http://www.uwnyc.org/sep11/ if you want to help. August 15, 2001 The company that handled charging for us, Instabill, is going out of business... We will be working with a new company: eMetrix. Current customers in need of support with billing can contact to billing@instabill.com or support@instabill.com. Please do not forget to CC us a copy. May 27, 2001 If you have used some tricks to disable ASV and now you've lost your FLA and need to get back your scripts, please contact us at support@buraks.com. Chances are that you'll get an update in a very short time. December 12, 2000 Website updated. Now ASV 2.0, all 2.x updates, 3.0 and all 3.x updates are just for 59.95 USD. This was a hard decision to make but we made our calculations and we think that the new price is still very reasonable. Thank you for your understanding. December 1, 2000 ASV 2.0 released. Price will go up from 49.95 USD to 59.95 USD with added free update to v3.x on December 12 when the site is updated. All ASV 1.x users are qualified for v2.0 and all 2.x updates. We have completed the process of emailing ASV 2.0 copies to existing ASV 1.5 customers. If you haven't received your copy please email us at asvsup@buraks.com. Make sure to include your order id (something like 100650-3432343) and email us from the address you used while purchasing. Thank you. |
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