Very rough breakdown of steps:
Find out if the user has flash. Run a script or make them click a button that turns something like $flash_mode = ON
Once you find they have flash you need to edit the product thumbails.tpl or detailed image module to an if statement.
So it will say something like {if $flash_mode eq "ON"} play a swf {else} do a normal thumbnail {/if}
Hard part is writing the code to play the swf. If you name all your swf's the $productid.swf (ex: 3462.swf) then you should be able to find the $productid part fairly simply with php and just have it put .swf at the end and look in a certain folder.
Sorry dont have time to write something up, I just wanted to give you an outline of my idea to do this. I will be adding this feature to my site mid year once the low bandwidth site is done and 100%.
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