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Muxxed video and audio, while converting audio from mp3 to aac, into a final mp4 file.

Ffmpeg crashed at the end of processing each of these files, but the resulting mp4 video file seems to be correct (well, it plays back OK at least). Unlike my previous attempt with setfps, the multipliers were exactly correct, so the audio stream in the previous file must have been affecting the calculation.

Converted video files using ffmpeg and the setpts filter to adjust video speed and force framerate to 15fps for each file.Some had 15 fps, others 7.5, and one had 5 fps The video files had a bunch of different frame rates. Analyze extracted video files (saved as AVI).Extract audio and video into separate files from FLV file with FLV Extractor.

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I finally cracked it using flv extractor and ffmpeg. Thanks for all of your input, I really appreciate it.

Can handbrake convert flv files windows#

The crash seems to generally line up with the spot the video stop, just near the end.Д®dit: I'm using the most recent Windows build of ffmpeg, 02:37:45 The result is that the audio continues but the video stops. I say 'mostly' because ffmpeg is now crashing towards the end of the file. I'm sure there's something I'm not understanding there, but it's mostly working. I tried using 0.5 as the speed value, but for some reason that didn't slow the video down enough, but 0.4 hits exactly the right length. I did have success by adding a filter though: -filter:v 'setpts=0.4*PTS'ДЄs I have included in the above command line. However, I tried forcing the framerate with '-r 15', but it did not seem to have an effect. I am using the iPad3 profile from this site: preset slow -profile:v baseline -level 30 ^ acodec aac -ac 2 -strict experimental -ab 128k ^ Here's the command line I am now using: ffmpeg -i ^ Does anyone have any suggestions on handling this? I'm not really sure where to go from here. One thing I notice is that the tbr, tbn, and tbc are different for the video stream depending on if it's within the FLV file or separate. I used FLV_extract to split the video and audio streams into avi and mp3 files, and ffmpeg sees them like this: Input #0, avi, from 'Section 1.avi':Дuration: 00:07:52.67, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 77 kb/s FFmpeg sees the source FLV file like this: Duration: 00:03:56.33, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 223 kb/s I believe this is because of a variable framerate of the video inside the FLV file. In this case, the video stream is much too long. Here's an example from one of the files: Known length: 3:56 The problem is that the resulting file time does not match up with the known length of the video, so the video is way out of sync I've tried Handbrake, ffmpeg, and mencoder, and none can convert properly. I am trying to convert a bunch of FLV files to MP4.