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  1. 27th Apr 2011 11:08 #1
    gonwk
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    Hi folks,

    I have searched the VideoHelp database/archives and have not really found an answer to my below question ...

    Q1: If you have choice of either using a "High Qulaity MP4" version or "High Qulaity FLV" version of a video file ... both made from the same source ... which file MP4 ot FLV one would have much Better Quality of a Video!?!?

    For example HQ MP4 is 414MB with (480x360 resolution) and the HQ FLV is 581MB with (854x480 resolution).

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  2. 27th Apr 2011 11:15 #2
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    FLV and MP4 are just containers and can contain same video and audio codecs. Like many older flv contains flv1 video and it's crap.
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  3. 29th Apr 2011 12:46 #3
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    Hi Baldrick,

    So, I guess you are saying they can Both be Good! So, I have no way of knowing which is better until I look at both files with MediaInfo or GSpot to decide which one is Better ... correct!?!?

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    Or watch them and compare with your eyes...:P.
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