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I want to convert some of the AVI files I recorded (presentations) to FLV so I can host them on a website and offer them to my visitors. I have done this sort of thing before but the quality they came out as would not be good enough for what I plan on doing here.
Does anyone have a link to a guide or any experience they can offer in converting AVI to FLV with minimal quality loss? A lot of my presentations are 720p as well, so I'd want to keep the aspect ratio the same as the source video.
Thank you :) That command actually made bar.flv about 300mb bigger than the source .avi file, so looks like I have some tweaking to do, but this gives me a strong base. Thanks again. – Josh – 2010-03-24T23:37:42.797
@Josh, you could try it without
-qscale
just to see how it comes out. In theory-sameq
uses the same quality as the source. You might also try-qmin 1
,-qmax 15
or something similar.Finally, you may wish to use two pass video encoding. see:
-pass
at http://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-doc.html#SEC10