Stream, I guess you're saying that the video playing at the wrong speed that I mention is the same problem as not being able to seek that is mentioned in the thread you linked to?
As it turns out,
Jaksta works flawlessly with Peekshows. Well, the recording the stream part does. The conversion feature included with Jaksta, not at all. I've read that
AVS Video Converter works with the proprietary NellyMoser audio codec, so I'm trying to use AVS to convert the FLV's to MPEG's so I can edit them in VirtualDub.
So, I'm back to the original question. Anybody know good MPEG settings to do the conversion? I know the FLV's I'm capturing are 320x480 because FLV Player tells me that much. And, not that I know anything about MPEG 1 vs. MPEG 2 vs. MPEG 4, but I'm using the MPEG 1 standard just because the file doesn't seem high quality and the 1st revision should be enough to capture that?
I've only tried the conversion once and I stopped it at about 50% progress because a 54 MB FLV had already been turned into a 1.5 GB MPEG file.
More on the settings I'm trying now:
Video Codec: MPEG1
Frame Size: 320x240
FrameRate: 29,97 fps (I really think that's a comma in the AVS settings dialog, but shouldn't it be a period?)
Bitrate: 15000 (I'm thinking this should be set down)
Audio Codec: MP2 (Again, it's not the greatest quality audio, so MP2 should suffice? Shouldn't need to bump it up to MP3?)
Channels: Mono (On some Peeks video I was able to save somewhere, I remember seeing that the audio was just mono - saw it in some properties dialog somewhere when I was recording video with Replay. It's never been listed in any properties dialog when I record the video with Jaksta)
Sample Size: 16 bit (No idea what would be good here)
Sample Rate: 48000 Hz (No idea)
Bitrate: 160 kbps
Hints as to good ideas for these, greatly appreciated.