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Originally Posted by slim10
Download the latest static build from: http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/
Extract the contents to a folder on your drive.
Add the folder containing ffmpeg.exe, e.g "C:\ffmpeg\bin" to your Windows environment path.
Open the folder containing your video files in a command prompt.
Here's an example of a command line that would convert the audio to AAC, and copy without re-encoding the video, from a file named inputfile.flv to a file named outputfile.flv:
ffmpeg -i inputfile.flv -vcodec copy -acodec libvo_aacenc outputfile.flv |
actually remuxing it to flv with aac or even to mkv with vorbis changes nothing..
cam4 fuckedup something on their part so that capturing the stream (no matter how u do it... rtdump or rmc) is impossible without that stupid "speedup" if u play it in a player that can decode speex.. if u play it with one that can't then the video will be fine but audioless but with audio it will be jumpy and ff'ing randomly and often.
it all started when they implemented their "HD" option and changed/fucked something with their video encoding (the speex/audio was there before and worked fine and in sync + speedup free)