#1 2006-09-21 19:23:11
Choppy video conversion
OK, based on the thread "Encoding FLV1/FLV4 files," I believe I have a bunch of FLV1 files that I'm converting to MPG. Some seem to convert fine but some display choppy results and I'm curious why that should be. I belive my files are FLV1 because I can play them in SUPER.
Best I can figure, here are my SUPER settings:
Output container: mpg (Mpeg II)
Output Video Codec: MPEG-II
Output Audio Codec: mp3
mencoder is slected. DirectShow is not an option.
Video Scale Size: No Change
No aspect
Frame/Sec: 25
Bitrate kbps: 2496
Options: Hi Quality, 3gp/3g2 V.5
Sampling Freq: 44100
Channels: 2
Bitrate kbps: 160
I am very new to video encoding so any assistance would be appreciated. Do I have a setting wrong? Should I be doing something else? Should I really be converting these files to .avi?
So many questions... I hope this is enough information.
TIA
rob 
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#2 2006-09-22 06:12:24
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Re: Choppy video conversion
tardis66 wrote:
I belive my files are FLV1 because I can play them in SUPER.
That is Correct.
tardis66 wrote:
Should I really be converting these files to .avi?
It seems the best results when dealing with flv files is to encode them this way:
output container AVI
video codec Xvid / 350 Kbps (any higher bitrate is totally uselss with flv files)
audio codec mp3 / 22050Khz - 64 Kbps
select ffmpeg (not MEncoder)
if flv1 --> Don't check "Use DirectShow" flv1 can be played on SUPER(C)
if flv4 --> check "Use DirectShow" flv4 CANNOT be played on SUPER(C)
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