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How do I get video file from user and convert it into flv format?

Brian Webster
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A solution to have multimedia support that converts virtually ANYTHING you throw at it is to use FFmpeg and MEncoder, you'll have quite a good input/output support:

  • Input Image Sequence: jpg, pgm, png, ppm (with sequentially numbered-ONLY filenames) having the same filename numbered-ONLY format. Example: 0001.jpg --up to--> 0999.jpg note that this format will NOT work name_0001.jpg --up to--> name_0999.jpg (take out name_)
  • Input Video format: 3gp, 3g2, amv, asf, avi, dat, dvr-ms, fli, flc, flv, m2ts, mpg, mkv, mov m4v, mp4, nsv, ogm, qt, rm(vb), str, swf, ts, trp, ty, ty+, tmf, viv, vob, wmv ..
  • Input Audio format: aac, ac3, amr, flac, mmf, m4a, mp2, mp3, mpc, ogg, ra, wav, wma ..
  • Input AviSynth Script Files: avs. To write a script and specify advanced encoding commands using AviSynth scripts!

(taken from SUPER's website)

NOTE: it has MUCH more support than "just" that. those are just some of the capabilities!! :D

Camilo Martin
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  • Do you know where I can get a list of the supported output formats in MEncoder? Does it support `.amv` output? – Shimmy Weitzhandler Nov 14 '11 at 22:56
  • @Shimmy I've been encoding in Linux for some time, and I recommend ffmpeg only. There's a package for virtually any distribution, and I managed to encode and decode from the formats I wanted just by reading the `--help` (didn't even had to read a man page!). As for `.amv` files, I had problems encoding to a similar "`.smv`" format, but look here: http://code.google.com/p/amv-codec-tools/ – Camilo Martin Dec 02 '11 at 11:47
  • thank you so much for your input. Please check out this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8129608/amv-video-encoder-converter – Shimmy Weitzhandler Dec 02 '11 at 12:00
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Here is some example code and a C#/.NET library that will convert audio to video, and vice versa using an FFMpeg wrapper. It's explained here:

http://ivolo.mit.edu/post/Convert-Audio-Video-to-Any-Format-using-C.aspx

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