Splitting FLV's
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Hi Guys,
I'm wanting to know if anyone knows any software that will split large Flv's into 2 or 3 individual playable parts, without re-ecoding it. I have several large Flv recordings I wish to convert. But if I did the whole file the resulting conversion would be massive. I have software that will do it, but it wants to re-encode the flv, and the resulting flv's on playback are not as good a quality as the original. So any help would be appreciated. All the best Ace. |
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roddo1234 wrote:This free software will allow you to split .flv files without having to re-encode them. With the free version you can only do 1 split at a time but once you Moyea works but some have lost audio after split, so check o/p file is OK before erasing source |
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This free software will allow you to split .flv files without having to re-encode them. With the free version you can only do 1 split at a time but once you
have all the parts that you want it can then join them without re-encoding. Get it here, [hidden link - please register] Choose Moyea FLV Editor Lite, it's free and it works. |
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If your still looking for another alternative, and you're a little familiar with cmd prompt, ffmpeg should do the trick.
ffmpeg -i input.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy -ss 00:00:00 -t 00:00:00 output.flv -ss is start time and -t is how long you want it in hours:minutes:seconds. Those copy parameters should give you a lossless output. |
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hi
best solution for me, demux using FLV extract, remux with mkv merge (only takes about a minute) and then edit the mkv file with avidemux. the file changes from .flv to .mkv and save finally to .avi with no encoding. all this does is change the container hope this helps. the 1st part makes the wacky timecode etvshow files play properly as a bonus. |
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alexxxi wrote:How come you dont want to re-encode it? I know a few programs that cut/trim flv and encode them to any format u want .... its gonna be hard splitting the flv and not encoding it. Cheers Alexxxi, That looks like it might do the job, as it doesn't recompress the original flv. I've tried doing it by re-encoding the file, but it always seems to reduce the quality. I just wanted to split them into more managable sizes. So I'll give that a try. Thanks once again. 
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How come you dont want to re-encode it? I know a few programs that cut/trim flv and encode them to any format u want .... its gonna be hard splitting the flv and not encoding it.
but heres a link might be helpful [hidden link - please register] |
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