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Old 13th June 2012, 19:02   #61  |  Link
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M4A muxing works, but shows a dialog with no text before muxing each file for some reason. MKA has no problems.
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Old 13th June 2012, 23:54   #62  |  Link
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I think i forgot remove a MessageBox that i made for test
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Old 3rd September 2012, 19:15   #63  |  Link
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Hello,
I don't know if I'm doing something wrong because I haven't seen my problem anywhere. Everytime I extract an FLV that contains an AVI file inside, it disappears after it's done (only when I have the setting: remux to mkv). Everything else works great.
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Old 4th September 2012, 01:04   #64  |  Link
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Hello,
I don't know if I'm doing something wrong because I haven't seen my problem anywhere. Everytime I extract an FLV that contains an AVI file inside, it disappears after it's done (only when I have the setting: remux to mkv). Everything else works great.
Thanks for your feedback.
have you set disable for the option "Remove temp files" yet? Or can you please send me link of the file you're trying to extract (mediafire like please) so i can check it detailedly.
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Old 4th September 2012, 22:54   #65  |  Link
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Yes, I've tried the disable "Remove temp files" and they don't disappear but I was curious why they don't remux into MKV. Here's the link to an FLV file with an AVI inside:

http://www.mediafire.com/?hhmuuyzudby0ml2
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Old 4th September 2012, 23:21   #66  |  Link
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Mkvmerge can mux those streams without a problem, so probably the command-line generated by the GUI for remuxing is wrong. (expecting ".264" instead of ".avi"?)
But FLV1 video in mkv will not offer great compatibility anyways...
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Old 5th September 2012, 01:18   #67  |  Link
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Mkvmerge can mux those streams without a problem, so probably the command-line generated by the GUI for remuxing is wrong. (expecting ".264" instead of ".avi"?)
But FLV1 video in mkv will not offer great compatibility anyways...
it might be true, if i remember right, i didn't use switch case for .264/.avi in here (i don't like avi muxing into mkv as well).
I will fix the code a bit.
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I did add the case for avi input file, but i wonder the command-line is still wrong format?
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I found the problem in here, the command-line for avi input file got repeated.

And there are still a problem in setting ratio for mp4 file :/ it needs both of input/output file ratio, and i still dont know how to set values of command-line right.

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Old 5th September 2012, 02:27   #68  |  Link
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FLV Extract
Latest version: 2.0.3
(September 5 2012)

http://code.google.com/p/flv-extraxct/

Front-end FLV extract and mp4/mkv remuxing GUI software.

Change logs:

version: 2.0.3 - Fix avi (FLV/VP6,...) muxing to mkv gives no output file).

Require: - .Net 2.0 (if using XP). - Mkvmerge.exe for mkv remuxing. - mp4box.exe for mp4 remuxing.

Download:
http://code.google.com/p/flv-extraxct/downloads/list

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Old 5th September 2012, 02:51   #69  |  Link
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It's got typo from the start so i don't want to chance the url (or maybe not allowed) of Google page, it might be a problem
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Old 5th September 2012, 05:55   #70  |  Link
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Wow, that was quick!
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Old 6th September 2012, 04:28   #71  |  Link
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anyway, anyone has a way to set ratio for output file of mp4 file? I dont get what method Yamb used in muxing at all
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Old 11th January 2013, 19:54   #72  |  Link
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Some folks are having issues with extracting files to the correct framerate. 29.97 ends up playing at 33.303fps. I don't have the source file to find out though.
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Some folks are having issues with extracting files to the correct framerate. 29.97 ends up playing at 33.303fps. I don't have the source file to find out though.
Yeah, i got that bug too when i tried remux some 29.970 FLV files from youtube to MP4. If i did not specify the output framerate but just leave it be original, it become 25fps. There are not that bug with mkv

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Old 12th January 2013, 06:18   #74  |  Link
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FLV Extract version 2.1.0

FLV Extract
Latest version: 2.1.0
(Jan 12 2013)

http://code.google.com/p/flv-extraxct/

Front-end FLV extract and mp4/mkv remuxing GUI software.

Change logs:

-Fix incorrect framerate for mp4 output file at auto option.
-Add right click menu, now user can add files via it or "Open with..." in Windows Explorer.

Require:
- .Net 2.0 (if using XP).
- Mkvmerge.exe for mkv remuxing.
- mp4box.exe for mp4 remuxing.

Download:
http://code.google.com/p/flv-extraxct/downloads/list

Current issues:
- Changing ratio for mp4 output is currently not working.
- Some files contain non-Unicode characters in its name may not be remuxable to mp4 (remove those characters will fix this).

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Old 12th January 2013, 09:34   #75  |  Link
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I have a question like this "How to set Aspect ratio by mp4box?)
like this?
It seems to be a common issue: par in mp4box
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It seems to be a common issue: par in mp4box
well, when i tried change a 6:5 video to 16:9 video, it showed correct in Video info but still incorrect in video player.

ratio = "ar=1.78:1.33";
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well, when i tried change a 6:5 video to 16:9 video, it showed correct in Video info but still incorrect in video player.

ratio = "ar=1.78:1.33";
If you have a video with storage ar of 6:5 and need a display ar of 16:9, par is 40:27 ( 1.48:1).
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If you have a video with storage ar of 6:5 and need a display ar of 16:9, par is 40:27 ( 1.48:1).
that is what i wanted to know, how to get that 40:27, and not like mkv doesn't require storage ar to calculate display ar.

Currently there is no code to auto get ratio of flv video in project, should i let user manually input resolute of video?


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far*par=dar
http://renomath.org/video/linux/aspect/

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that is what i wanted to know, how to get that 40:27, and not like mkv doesn't require storage ar to calculate display ar.
How about offering the ability for users to input their own settings within the 'FPS' and 'Aspect Ratio' boxes?
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Old 14th January 2013, 00:54   #80  |  Link
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mediainfo (or whatever) --> get storage ar
user input --> set display ar (4:3, 16:9 ... custom)
FLV Extract --> calculates "PAR"

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