After digging quite a way I think I have found what I am looking for.

Barely documented feature of ming is its perl support. 

Project: Ming - an SWF output library: Summary  

output library Ming is an SWF ("Flash") file format output
library. It is written in C, with wrappers for C++,
Python, and PHP, plus rudimentary support for Ruby and Perl.

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Also on CPAN there is SWF::File which is far more upto date than Flash::SWF or Flash::perl and already has Flash 6 support. But this seams overly complex for the job at hand.

What I can see needing to be done in the not so far future is a merging of these to areas and approaches.

Just for general info
UnderMine

In reply to Re: Re: Extracting info from SWF Files by UnderMine
in thread Extracting info from SWF Files by UnderMine

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