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I have a problem getting .swf files time duration.
I tried by calling ffmped via cmd in C# and it worked for other video files (.avi, .mp4, .mov etc.), but not for .swf.
(Also, when I open the .swf file in Media Player Classic and when I go to properties, it says the length is 00:00:00, but it plays.)
SWF is a container format. What you’re looking for is the length of the
*.flvfile. That is the actual encoded video. What happens is the SWF file has an internal reference to the FLV file, and then loads / streams that file. AFAIK, ffmpeg should be able to get the length of an FLV file.