| SWF file not accepted? | MissWubbleyoo | 7/5/12 8:50 AM | I'm fairly new to this, but I'm stumped. Trying to upload an ad, and attached a swf file which it says is accepted. However when I click SAVE, I get this message: Flash or ActionScript version in the submitted SWF is not supported.What can I do to ge |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | oncalladops | 7/5/12 10:01 AM | Not sure what version you're trying to upload, but it's probably too new for DFP. You need to get the ad coded in AS3 or below in order for it to be accepted by DFP. Rainey |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | MissWubbleyoo | 7/11/12 5:39 AM | Thanks for your help. I just heard back from the advertiser, and the file was created in AS2. Any other ideas? |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | Ingraye | 7/11/12 5:50 AM | What version of Flash is it? I believe that DFP requires 10.1 or lower.http://support.google.com/dfp_sb/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1382874 |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | MissWubbleyoo | 7/11/12 6:17 AM | I know I'm going to appear very dim, but is there a way of finding out what version of Flash the file is without having to ask the advertiser? It's just I've had to ask them a few things now, and don't want to appear incompetent if I can help it.... |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | Ingraye | 7/11/12 6:47 AM | Finding out the swf version is actually quite annoying and hard to do. There's no easy way to do it. There a few sites out there that can scan the file for you but you use them at your own risk. You can upload it here and look at the header http://info.ht |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | MissWubbleyoo | 7/11/12 7:13 AM | Using that link you provided (thanks) it says version 11. I take it that means Flash Player Version 10.2? Or is the version number quoted the actual Flash version - it doesn't seem to say. Sorry - I'm being a bit high-maintenance todayThanks for your |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | Ingraye | 7/11/12 7:19 AM | SWF Version 11 = 10.2 Flash Player version. 10.2 isn't supported by DFP yet. When you save Flash files, you usually save it to use a particular Flash Player version. Each Flash Player version supports different features with newer versions suppor |
| Re: SWF file not accepted? | MissWubbleyoo | 7/11/12 7:24 AM | Thank you so much - you've been a great help! |