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Converting to MP3 with new version of VLC

Postby Portmanteau » 25 Mar 2009 19:51

Hi

Can anybody help convert a FLV - MP3 using
VLC Media Player 0.9.8a Grishenko please.

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Re: Converting to MP3 with new version of VLC

Postby Arite » 25 Mar 2009 23:06

Try going to:
Media >> Convert / Save...

And select you input file. Then press "Convert". In the "Stream Output" window tick "File" and enter a destination (e.g. "C:\OUT.mp3"). From the "Profile" drop-down box select "MP3".

Then press "Save". An output MP3 file (128kbps CBR MP3) should be created. If you want a different bitrate (e.g. 192 or 320) then change the value in the "Generate stream output string" before pressing "Save".

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Re: Converting to MP3 with new version of VLC

Postby Zipper » 27 Mar 2009 11:28

I am having a similar problem

I did what was suggested but the audio keeps coming out stretched.

I looked at the original files properties (1 channel, 64 kbps, mp3 codec, samplerate 22.05 kHZ)
I changed the output channel and bitrate to the same, but it keeps giving me stretched audio
(original file is 3:00+ and the output turns to 9:00+ minutes distorted)

Can someone help me with this problem please? Is it something in my settings I need to change?
(somewhere to change samplerate perhaps?)

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Re: Converting to MP3 with new version of VLC

Postby Arite » 27 Mar 2009 12:18

To set a samplerate add e.g.:

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samplerate=22050
To the #transcode part of the sout string. So for example:

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:sout=#transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=64,channels=1,samplerate=22050}:duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=raw,dst=OUTPUT}}
Try 44100 as well.

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Re: Converting to MP3 with new version of VLC

Postby VLC_help » 27 Mar 2009 16:01

Use FLVExtract. No need for trancode and it is much faster.


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