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Re: Fw: [Advocate Play Ogg] Two thoughts: automated conversion, and radi


From: Alexandro Colorado
Subject: Re: Fw: [Advocate Play Ogg] Two thoughts: automated conversion, and radio4all.net.
Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 13:20:39 -0500
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Quoting Michael Fötsch <address@hidden>:


Matthew Flaschen wrote:
I thought about a similar thing for videos, where I find it even more
difficult to do a conversion.
Have you tried ffmpeg2theora?

Yep, I did that with a YouTube video once when my curiosity was stronger than my dislike for unfree formats. ;-)

The sound ended up being completely out-of-sync with the pictures. While there was a command-line switch for this, that's just what I mean by "more difficult". It probably isn't impossible, although I never tried to convert RealVideo (is that possible at all?), or Windows Media (???) or other dubious formats. I can temporarily live with a free implementation of a patented format, but I won't run a Windows codec DLL within mplayer or whatever the state of the art is in this area.

True, but as long as you follow DMCA safe harbor, you should be immune.

(Famous last words...)


Kind Regards,
M.F.

I use the youtube-dl script that basically is a perl language script that use mencoder with some flags.

I didn't experience any sync issue however I have experienced de-sync with ffmpeg2theora. What I conclude is the issue from the ffmpeg2theora flags that will have issues with sound. So the issue is not the flash video but the encoding on the theora end. I wonder if it might be an issue of ffmpeg as opposed to mencoder.





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