Your module instincts were correct.

I've never done anything like this before, but here is a very simple example of putting a jpeg into a swf movie. This is a crude adaptation of code from the docs for SWF::Builder. It works for me under linux and ActiveState on WinXP. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use SWF::Builder;

my $movie = SWF::Builder->new
    ( FrameRate => 15,
      FrameSize => [0, 0, 400, 400],
      BackgroundColor => 'ffffff'
      );

my $jpeg = $movie->new_jpeg('winter.jpg');

$jpeg->place;

$movie->save('winter.swf');

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In reply to Re: Image to SWF by moklevat
in thread Image to SWF by sulfericacid

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