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Originally Posted by babaganoosh
Sorry, one more question.
Is there a way to tell what the quality of the flv file is so that when i convert it to mp4 (using ojosoft total video converter), I don't choose super high quality and it takes so much longer to convert but there's no improvement in quality since I started with an flv that is 'good' quality and could have just chose a good quality for the mp4?
Right? (using somewhat of an analogy) making a blue ray of an old vcr tape will not give you blue ray quality. You'll just have a much bigger file and the quality will be vcr quality? Or taking a picture of a document with 14MP camera gives the same legibility of the text as a 200dpi scan would, but you have a much larger file?
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Why don't you just use ffmpeg like the previous poster suggested? ffmpeg remuxes as opposed to converting and should be quick and light on your CPU.