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  1. 28th Jan 2010 02:06 #1
    pathumx
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    i have a bunch of flv files that i want to convert to avi or mkv. i'm using snow leopard and all the programs i've found online either cost or just freeze. any suggestions?
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  2. 28th Jan 2010 04:02 #2
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    What programs have you tried?

    You could try the transcoding features in VLC.
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    Try HANDBRAKE! It can convert to mkv.
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    VirtualDub to AVI

    Guide at http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/showthread.php/conversion-flv-file-384.html
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    Does VirtualDub have an OS X port?
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    i open them up in quicktime and export to avi or i use Visualhub
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    Originally Posted by Ai Haibara View Post
    Does VirtualDub have an OS X port?
    Parallels and use Windows.
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  8. 29th Jan 2010 02:49 #8
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post
    Try HANDBRAKE! It can convert to mkv.
    just tried a file with handbrake to mkv, for some reason the audio is coming out of sync. i'll try some of the other programs later. i'm trying some mp4 options from handbrake right now
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  9. 29th Jan 2010 14:54 #9
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    mp4 seems to work better in terms of audio sync, plus its a lot better than flv imo
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    Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate ... works pretty good ... I just use it to convert XXX FLV videos from the Internet ... LOL
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  11. 29th Jan 2010 19:29 #11
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    Umm... I don't think THAT has an OS X port, either. Not that I'm sure I'd want to use any of the Xlisoft software, anyway...

    Hmm. Wonder if VirtualDub works with Darwine...
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    imovie. it will convert flv to avi, and it should already be on your mac.
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