How to convert flv (flash video) to a vcd format?
By sup3rdud3
@sup3rdud3 (230)
Indonesia
August 1, 2011 1:56am CST
I like to watch videos online such as YouTube. Whenever I find interesting video I usually download it and save it on my PC so I can view it offline. I have many videos from YouTube that's stored in my PC.
I want to save those videos in a VCD so that I can watch it using my VCD/DVD player and my television (without using a computer). The format of video from the internet is usually flash video (flv). So obviously I need to convert the video into mpeg/vcd.
This is how I do it. I first converted the flv into mpeg I videos using the software Any Video Converter, and then I make the VCD using nero burning software. However there are some problems with the VCD that I created this way.
First of all some videos are cut off. This is annoying if you have some text on the video such as karaoke video which I mostly download for doing karaoke with my friends. Second, the audio and video in the VCD are out of sync which is even more unacceptable for a karaoke video.
Can you guys out there tell me the best and simplest way to convert flash videos into VCDs without these problems?
2 responses
@zerd87 (301)
• Philippines
2 Aug 11
The video output seems to have a problem. I somehow use foxreal or keepvid for downloading youtube files. Try to use some of this programs and try to establish first if it do good outputs. Try also to use full version of NERO or use other free burning software. Hope that might help.
@Jelminrie (358)
• Philippines
2 Aug 11
There area a lot of free converters in the internet just try to get one, and try to check nero i think they can convert that.