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Originally Posted by troller12
@ 101001
If you got problems with broken FLV headers timestamps then use ffmpeg to fix it.
Code:
ffmpeg -i YOURVIDEO -vcodec copy -acodec copy VIDEO_OUTPUT
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I haven't finished all the videos that need fixing but so far, it seems like this works fine. Thank you for this. Also, just in case anyone might have issues on Windows, this is the exact input you should be looking for. You should also copy ffmpeg somewhere other than the Windows folder, if you try this method while ffmpeg is in the Windows folder, you'll receive a write permission error. I just made a new folder under C:\ and added ffmpeg and my video files to it.
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ffmpeg -i C:\filelocation\fileA.flv -vcodec copy -acodec copy OUTPUT.flv
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- - - One last edit to say I'm done converting. One or two caps seemed to receive errors during the process, but now that everything is done, the files have their original runtimes again.