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  1. 1st Apr 2007 14:10 #1
    FallenAngelII
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    Which conversion programs will allow me to transcode FLV-files? Specifically, I'm trying to convert them into Ipod-convertible MP4-files (preferrably h.264), but since the best programs for that are all GUIs, I won't mind having to first transcode the FLV into something else (like HQ DivX or whatever).
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    mats.hogberg
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    I've used 3gp converter, that in turn uses ffmpeg, so anything ffmpeg can convert to, it can convert flv to. Prerequisities is FLV splitter and ffdshow, I think.

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    super does Ipod,
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    You can also try the latest 2.x version of Videora iPod Converter.
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    ffmpeg is capable of fully handling flv without external help.
    ffdshow uses libavcodec from ffmpeg for decompression
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