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layout: post
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status: publish
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published: true
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title: Converting a flv file to avi
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author: Julien Lengrand-Lambert
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author_login: jlengrand
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author_email: julien@lengrand.fr
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author_url: http://www.lengrand.fr
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wordpress_id: 31
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wordpress_url: http://www.lengrandlambert.fr/wordpress/?p=31
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date: 2011-10-18 13:16:00.000000000 +02:00
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categories:
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- tips
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tags:
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- flv
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- avi
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comments: []
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---
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<em>This article was originally written on 1st July, 2010 in my previous blog.</em>
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When working on slide presentations, it might be useful to insert one or two small videso that illustrates your words.
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Most of my videso come from media websites, such as youtube, dailymotion, . . ..
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Problem is, some of the compression formats are not quite usual and it might be difficult to read them easily.
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Here is a small tip to convert a flv file to avi, which is mainly supported on all OSes.
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This tip is useful for Linux users only ;)
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First of all, install the <strong>ffmpeg</strong> package. All debian based distros can do the following. For the others, look at your package manager possibilities, or check for <a href="http://ffmpeg.org/download.html">sources</a>.
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{% highlight bash %}
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$ sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
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{% endhighlight %}
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Now, convert the video, replacing the argument to fit with your flv file.
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{% highlight bash %}
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$ ffmpeg -o /your/flv/file.flv -vcodec mpeg1-video \
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-acodec copy -ar 44100 -s 320x240 -y /your/avi/file.avi
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{% endhighlight %}
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For more information, check at <a href="http://pwet.fr/man/linux/commandes/ffmpeg">ffmpeg man page</a> ;)
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C U ;)
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<strong>Julien</strong>
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