Flash Video - Revision history

DoesItReallyMatter: Fix Template:Mux instance

2019-03-26T03:31:33Z

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	{{mux\|id=flv\|encoder=n}}		{{mux\|id=flv\|mod=avcodec\|encoder=n}}
	'''Flash Video''' is a file format mainly used for playing data in a Flash player on a webpage. It has the extension '''.flv'''.		'''Flash Video''' is a file format mainly used for playing data in a Flash player on a webpage. It has the extension '''.flv'''.

Lostclegane: I did not create these videos, all credit goes to creators

2015-02-12T01:50:39Z

I did not create these videos, all credit goes to creators

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	Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.		Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.

			==Making VLC the default player for FLV files for MAC and Windows 7, 8==

			The instructions for making VLC the default player for FLV files can be found at the following links:

			Mac
			https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTVu6bAK3rM

			Windows 7
			https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eec6M1D3d9s

			Windows 8
			https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ2pKsg2kpQ







	Note: this and many other video codecs appear to be disabled and silently not working on Windows binaries, the system won't complain, but all you find is a container with no video stream in it.		Note: this and many other video codecs appear to be disabled and silently not working on Windows binaries, the system won't complain, but all you find is a container with no video stream in it.

DoesItReallyMatter: change link(s) from Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg --> Fixing .flv to .avi with FFmpeg

2014-11-11T23:05:52Z

change link(s) from Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg --> Fixing .flv to .avi with FFmpeg

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	==Compatibility==		==Compatibility==

	H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with ~~Ffmpeg~~\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.		H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with FFmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.

	However, seeking, (that is, jumping to a position in the video) is not supported until 0.9.0 in either codecs.		However, seeking, (that is, jumping to a position in the video) is not supported until 0.9.0 in either codecs.

Courmisch: /* Streaming Flash Video With VLC */

2011-09-24T11:01:20Z

Streaming Flash Video With VLC

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	You can then use the following command line to do HTTP Flash Video streaming:		You can then use the following command line to do HTTP Flash Video streaming:
	% ./vlc <input> --sout "#transcode{vcodec=FLV1,acodec=mp3}:std{access=http,dst=/stream.flv}"		% ./vlc <input> --sout "#transcode{vcodec=FLV1,acodec=mp3}:std{access=http,dst=/stream.flv}"
	You can then point any flash based player to that stream using <nowiki>http://~~[IP]~~:8080/stream.flv</nowiki> .		You can then point any flash based player to that stream using <nowiki>http://192.2.0.1:8080/stream.flv</nowiki> where 192.2.0.1 is the server IP address.

	Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.		Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.

	Note: this and many other video codecs appear to be disabled and silently not working on Windows binaries, the system won't complain, but all you find is a container with no video stream in it.		Note: this and many other video codecs appear to be disabled and silently not working on Windows binaries, the system won't complain, but all you find is a container with no video stream in it.

Courmisch at 10:59, 24 September 2011

2011-09-24T10:59:49Z

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	You can then use the following command line to do HTTP Flash Video streaming:		You can then use the following command line to do HTTP Flash Video streaming:
	% ./vlc <input> --sout "#transcode{vcodec=FLV1,acodec=mp3}:std{access=http,dst=~~0.0.0.0:8081~~/stream.flv}"		% ./vlc <input> --sout "#transcode{vcodec=FLV1,acodec=mp3}:std{access=http,dst=/stream.flv}"
	You can then point any flash based player to that stream using <nowiki>http://~~<ip>~~:~~8081~~/stream.flv</nowiki> .		You can then point any flash based player to that stream using <nowiki>http://[IP]:8080/stream.flv</nowiki> .

	Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.		Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.

	Note: this and many other video codecs appear to be disabled and silently not working on Windows binaries, the system won't complain, but all you find is a container with no video stream in it.		Note: this and many other video codecs appear to be disabled and silently not working on Windows binaries, the system won't complain, but all you find is a container with no video stream in it.

Gschadow: /* Streaming Flash Video With VLC */

2009-12-28T07:36:31Z

Streaming Flash Video With VLC

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	Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.		Note that flash only accepts 3 audio sample rates (44.1 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 11.025 kHz). If your source audio uses something else, muxing will fail. You can change the sampling rate by adding samplerate=44100 in transcode.

			Note: this and many other video codecs appear to be disabled and silently not working on Windows binaries, the system won't complain, but all you find is a container with no video stream in it.

Materthron: /* Compatibility */ made it clearer to non-expert users

2008-01-09T00:03:34Z

Compatibility: made it clearer to non-expert users

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	H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.		H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.

	However, seeking is not supported until 0.9.0.		However, seeking, (that is, jumping to a position in the video) is not supported until 0.9.0 in either codecs.

	==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==		==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==

Dionoea: Cosmetics.

2007-12-19T12:41:39Z

Cosmetics.

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:41, 19 December 2007
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	H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.		H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.

	However, seeking is not supported until 0.9.		However, seeking is not supported until 0.9.0.

	==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==		==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==

Materthron: added Flash 9 and "no seeking v < 0.9"

2007-12-18T17:16:37Z

added Flash 9 and "no seeking v < 0.9"

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	'''Flash Video''' is a file format mainly used for playing data in a Flash player on a webpage. It has the extension '''.flv'''.		'''Flash Video''' is a file format mainly used for playing data in a Flash player on a webpage. It has the extension '''.flv'''.

	There are 2 types of flv ~~file~~, one based on [[H.263]] (since Flash 6) and another based on [[VP6]] (~~since~~ Flash 8).		There are two types of flv files, the one based on [[H.263]] (which exists since Flash 6) and another based on [[VP6]] (which was introduced in Flash 8).
			In Flash 9 Update 3 Adobe added support for MPEG-4, thus since this version flv files may also contain [[H.264]] and HE-[[AAC]].

	==Compatibility==		==Compatibility==

	H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.		H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.

			However, seeking is not supported until 0.9.

	==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==		==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==

J-b: /* Compatibility */

2007-05-21T14:46:40Z

Compatibility

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	==Compatibility==		==Compatibility==
	H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by ~~ffmpeg,~~ and ~~should be supported in the future~~.		H.263 flash video is supported by the latest VLC, with some bugs. There is a [[Fixing .flv to .avi with Ffmpeg\|workaround]] using [[ffmpeg]] for this. VP6 is also supported by VLC from version 0.8.6b and above.

	==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==		==Streaming Flash Video With VLC==