Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
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Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Hi folks I've been trying to find a way to convert Mpeg files, namely 4 to SWF format for embedding online. I see that Package manager no longer carries FFMPEG, just documentation.
Where can I find it now please or is there another way to do this?
I did download the package in a 7zip file format and have unpacked it but I've no idea what to do next?
Any help please?
Thanks.
Where can I find it now please or is there another way to do this?
I did download the package in a 7zip file format and have unpacked it but I've no idea what to do next?
Any help please?
Thanks.
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Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Does it not? That's a surprise!Chipfryer wrote:I see that Package manager no longer carries FFMPEG, just documentation.
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Thanks Rich.
@ Mark. Very helpful
I don't see the version you have Rich. I'm running Mint 7.
3:0 svn20090303 is listed and apparently was installed though it didn't show up under 'Sound & Video'.
just reinstalled that version, still cannot see under the above.
Thanks anyway, no worries.
Cheers.
@ Mark. Very helpful
I don't see the version you have Rich. I'm running Mint 7.
3:0 svn20090303 is listed and apparently was installed though it didn't show up under 'Sound & Video'.
just reinstalled that version, still cannot see under the above.
Thanks anyway, no worries.
Cheers.
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Yea, mine's a fresh install of Helena . . didn't know your version, sorry!
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
No that's ok Rich thank you, my fault, should have stated.
I'm just downloading Helena now.
Thanks for your help.
I'm just downloading Helena now.
Thanks for your help.
richyrich wrote:Yea, mine's a fresh install of Helena . . didn't know your version, sorry!
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Glad to be of service.Chipfryer wrote:@ Mark. Very helpful
Try this in a terminal:
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sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Hi Mark yeah I tried that but it only updated what was there. How the heck do I launch it from Terminal anyone please?
Says its installed.....
Says its installed.....
markfiend wrote:Glad to be of service.Chipfryer wrote:@ Mark. Very helpful
Try this in a terminal:Code: Select all
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Thanks Rich.
I may give this a go. I wonder if there is a different repository now since mine seems to be outdated?
Anyway......... Thanks again.
I may give this a go. I wonder if there is a different repository now since mine seems to be outdated?
Anyway......... Thanks again.
richyrich wrote:This may help . .
http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/19-ffmp ... -all-needs
http://www.iepak.com/34/TopicDetail.aspx
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8517
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
Folks.
On both Mint 7 & 8
I install FFMEG but it just doesn't show in sound & Video. Is there a way to add that to the list manually please?
Thank you.
On both Mint 7 & 8
I install FFMEG but it just doesn't show in sound & Video. Is there a way to add that to the list manually please?
Thank you.
Re: Convert MPEG4 to SWF?
If you had read the links I provided to you, you would have noticed that ffmpeg is a command-line tool. Soooo, you run it from the terminal !
If you want a GUI, then install winff
If you want a GUI, then install winff
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Sorry Rich.
What a screwball I am today many apologies. Yes this is the one. No idea where I got ffmpeg from now but thank you very much indeed.
Keep well.
What a screwball I am today many apologies. Yes this is the one. No idea where I got ffmpeg from now but thank you very much indeed.
Keep well.
richyrich wrote:If you had read the links I provided to you, you would have noticed that ffmpeg is a command-line tool. Soooo, you run it from the terminal !
If you want a GUI, then install winff