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  1. 27th Apr 2019 04:36 #1
    venoox
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    I have MKV file that contains AVC h264 video file and I would like to convert it to MPEG-4 XviD AVI file. Which free software would allow me to do that?
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  2. 27th Apr 2019 05:04 #2
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    Xmedia Recode (GUI), ffmpeg (CLI)
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  3. 27th Apr 2019 05:16 #3
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    Thank you
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  4. 27th Apr 2019 05:53 #4
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    Does anyone know if it's possible to set MPEG4 XviD Advanced Simple to Level 5 in Xmedia Recode?
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  5. 27th Apr 2019 08:38 #5
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    set MPEG4 XviD Advanced Simple to Level 5

    MPEG-4 Xvid (MPEG-4 Part 2) is ASP (Advanced Simple Profile). Level 5 is used in AVC (MPEG-4 Part 10)(AVC Levels) so your post makes no sense to me.
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  6. 27th Apr 2019 08:43 #6
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    I opened Mediainfo for a video file and it shows that's it L5 (I'm assuming it means Level 5), but when I convert video file to MPEG4 XviD AVI but it shows L1.
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  7. 27th Apr 2019 08:51 #7
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    If the program gives you acces to the Xvid codec's configuration dialogs you can specify the Profile@Level:

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    Otherwise try using VirtualDub2 which gives you access to the configuration dialog.
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  8. 5th May 2019 05:38 #8
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    Really? It seems that most of AVI video is encoded by XviD or DivX codecs. So are you sure the mpeg-4 avi is your desired result?
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  9. 5th May 2019 10:35 #9
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    Xvid and Divx are MPEG 4 Part 2 codecs. AVC/h.264 are MPEG 4 Part 10. Ie, they're all MPEG 4 codecs.
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  10. 7th May 2019 04:38 #10
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Xvid and Divx are MPEG 4 Part 2 codecs. AVC/h.264 are MPEG 4 Part 10. Ie, they're all MPEG 4 codecs.
    Yeah, you're an expert
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