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Were you ever able to get the subs working for the transcode? I have the same problem with some of my anime.

I think that is wrong, DJ.

VLC can transcode whatever it reads. So you should be able to transcode from FLV to anything in VLC.

But you cannot transcode INTO flv with VLC.

Thanks for clarifying that, I reread my post and saw that I was not very clear.

I dont know if you want to go through all the work on this or not, but you might try to install flvtool2 and have it redo the metadata for the flv file. You will need to install ruby to get flvtool to work though.

Hi. New to VLC. I was wondering how to convert downloaded videos from youtube to a format (any format, preferably avi or mpg) that can be played in my Creative Zen Vision:M. Also on a semi-related question, how do I convert any youtube videos into just mp3? By the way, I assume that when I download...

j-b PostPosted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 5:53 pm Post subject: 2. This is not doable since there is no flv muxer in vlc However since your destination is a linux box, use ffmpeg on the linux box and it will convert to .flv.... I am transcoding my movies with the following command string... ffmpeg -i <source...

Not yet... I have been seeing people working with v4, but thats it so far....

with version 0.9.0-svn-20061018-1453 I can use vcodec=SVQ1, but if I put the mux=flv then I get the following message: main error: no sout mux module matched "flv" stream_out_standard error: no suitable sout mux module for `file/flv://c:\out.flv' Where can I find the flv mux module? what ...