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1942
15th July 2007, 06:36
Hi
I have a few .flv files that i would like in .avi format. Can it be with VirtualDub? If so, how. If not, how then? I don't want to pay for a program while its only a few files.
Thanks :)
buzzqw
15th July 2007, 08:21
the conversion could be done in several ways
but ffmpeg or mencoder is one of the fastest
ffmpeg.exe -i "test.flv" -vcodec xvid -bf 1 -b 512000 -acodec mp3 -ab 112000 "test.avi"
where 512000 is xvid bitrate and 112000 is mp3 bitrate
link to ffmpeg http://ffdshow.faireal.net/mirror/ffmpeg/ffmpeg.rev9133.7z
BHH
vlada
15th July 2007, 10:16
Try FLVExtract. It will convert movie to AVI and demux sound (most likely it will be MP3). Then you can use VirtualDub to mux the sound with the AVI and eventually recompress the video.
LoRd_MuldeR
15th July 2007, 15:14
Hi
I have a few .flv files that i would like in .avi format. Can it be with VirtualDub? If so, how. If not, how then? I don't want to pay for a program while its only a few files.
Thanks :)
Just get Avidemux :)
http://www.razorbyte.com.au/avidemux/
Similar to VDub, but it supports FLV for input. And of course it's free!
1942
15th July 2007, 16:08
Thanks all for your help! :)
@ Mulder, intressting program, thanks!
LoRd_MuldeR
17th July 2007, 23:49
# FLV to Video Converter Pro
# Personal License
# $39.95
Tell me why I should spend 40$ for some dubious software, when my favorite OpenSource video editor can do the job perfectly - for free?
BTW: Looking at the three posts youtube007 has made so far, makes me wonder if he joined Doom9 just for advertising products from FLVsoft...
Yobbo
18th July 2007, 09:34
Yeah probably the same guy who spams the videohelp forums.
Tagert
19th July 2007, 12:42
I would like to recommend the SUPER encoder program for this.
Works like a charm when I convert flv clips :)
It's freeware as well.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Encoders-Converter-DIVX-Related/SUPER.shtml
buzzqw
20th July 2007, 08:05
AutoMen ...
look at my sign
BHH
cstrikedish
23rd July 2007, 07:00
MuldeR, Don't be so big sound for that, I'sorry I can't open the web what you mentioned above, I just want to share product experience with others, tell people in demand to free try that, even though I ad the product as you said, you can choice to purchase or not, if you want get free programe, I recommended a free online converter to you, http://www.convertdirect.com
Convert online flv youtube to 3gp/mp3/avi/wmv/mp4/mov directly
or other flv to avi encoder you can try, MediaEncoder Super ffmpeg,total ,riva, geovid
Good luck everyong@!
I like the site very much! How do you find it? :thanks:
Buitoni
10th August 2007, 01:12
Just get Avidemux :)
http://www.razorbyte.com.au/avidemux/
Similar to VDub, but it supports FLV for input. And of course it's free!
I immediately fell in love with the programme.
2 questions yet:
1. what exactly do I have to do to implement AAC and x264 into AviDemux? (Xvid and Lame work fine)
2. how do I turn off the annoying sound that comes with the confirmation that the transformation of the video is complete? I want to keep the info, just eliminate the sound.
on 1: I have downloaded x264 from x264.nl (exe), but it's not a zip, not an installer and inserting it into the AviDemux dir doesn't seem to help.
:thanks:
LoRd_MuldeR
10th August 2007, 01:28
I immediately fell in love with the programme.
2 questions yet:
1. what exactly do I have to do to implement AAC and x264 into AviDemux? (Xvid and Lame work fine)
2. how do I turn off the annoying sound that comes with the confirmation that the transformation of the video is complete? I want to keep the info, just eliminate the sound.
on 1: I have downloaded x264 from x264.nl (exe), but it's not a zip, not an installer and inserting it into the AviDemux dir doesn't seem to help.
:thanks:
1. What do you mean with "implement" ??? All the encoders you mention (x264, Xvid, AAC and LAME) are already implemented in Avidemux since ages! So what do you need to do? Nothing, except downloading the latest build from the web-site I already mentioned. That's it :)
2. The "x264.exe" file from x264.nl is the CLI (command-line) version of the x264 encoder. That executable is intended to be used from the console. You will find a lot of information about that in the "MPEG-4 AVC" sub-forum on Doom9. But as long as you want to use Avidemux, you don't need to care about x264 CLI. Avidemux has the x264 encoder built-in. The same applies to Xvid and all the other encoders, including those you mention. So again: Just grab the latest build an be happy :p
3. About the sound: Avidemux doesn't play any sounds, except Windows standard Dialogbox sounds. If you want to change those, goto Start -> Run... -> "control mmsys.cpl" (without the quotation marks)
BTW: The latest build (r3488) gives enormous speed-up for x264 encoding on certain CPU types ;)
Dark Shikari
14th September 2007, 05:59
Sorry, I'm not quite on the topic, as I understood, you want free program, but I can you advise a Flash to Video Encoder on geovid com
it cost 49.95 USD, but I think that it's very cheap for such high quality:)
Yay, its another single-purpose spam account :rolleyes:
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