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webm to mp4 conversion using ffmpeg - Stack Overflow When I try to convert a webm file to mp4 the output is very very choppy and it appears as if many frames have been dropped by ffmpeg I used the following commands to convert ffmpeg -i movie webm
ffmpeg convert without loss quality - Stack Overflow I need convert all videos to my video player (in website) when file type is other than flv mp4 webm When I use: ffmpeg -i filename mkv -sameq -ar 22050 filename mp4 :
FFMPEG throws error while converting WEBM MP4 audio files from . . . Based on the browser type, I get either an MP4 file (for the Safari browser) OR a WEBM file (for every other browser) from the MediaRecorder The audio is converted to Base64 string and posted to my server with FFMPEG
How to make mp4 from MediaStream in Chrome browser The video is playable in Chrome but NOT on QuickTime Player, in evidence Here are more details and (not!) working example of this problem It was said muaz-khan Ffmpeg js can convert webm to mp4, but the file size matters Is there any workaround to record and save as mp4?
Convert webm to mp4 using ffmpeg in node js - Stack Overflow I'm trying to convert webm to mp4 on backend in node in a format that can be played on mobile safari The reason for doing this is that we are using getUserMedia () getDisplayMedia to record
How do you convert an entire directory with ffmpeg? the extension you want to convert from the new extension you want to convert to I create an alias for it but you can also use it manually like this: sh batch_convert sh mkv mp4 This would convert all the mkv files into mp4 files As you can see it slightly more versatile As long as ffmpeg can convert it you can specify any two extensions
How can I convert from mp4 to webm? - Stack Overflow 36 How can I convert a video from mp4 to webm using VLC, if possible? What codec should I choose? Do I need to reencode the sound? I'm trying to put an HTML5 video on a website with Flash as fallback As I understand it, webm is the only format that Firefox allows (unless you are on Windows 7 64-bit?)