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Conversion of fragmented f4v files

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Jul 08, 2013 Jul 08, 2013

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Hi,

I want to convert f4v files. Recorded with adobe's live media encoder. So I can edit them in Premiere Pro or play them with vlc.

Right now the files are 500 mb, the information is in it. Only playback stops after 7-10 minutes.

The following I allready tried.

ffmpeg (does not work, neather windows or linux)

f4vpp (i get the 203 error)

now I want to set up adobe flash media server and record them with stream recording software. Dont get it figured out, how to open the rtpd stream.

I did a default instal, and when I replace the file sample_1500kbs.f4v in the vod folder with my file, it works well. so now I want to find out how to catch the stream..

Any help would be apreciated!

Kind regards,

Vincent Vriens

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Jul 10, 2013 Jul 10, 2013

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Hi, victor.

With H264 video format, you can convert from f4v file to mp4 (or other) with ffmpeg. You should check ffmpeg.

I used

<code>

ffmpeg -i filename.f4v -b:v 500k filename.mp4

</code>

and it worked.

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Hi,

Thank you!

I tried ffmpeg, but I get this error:

unable to set pixel format to "-1"

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