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How do I convert mov to MP4 on Windows?.

Does converting MOV to MP4 lose quality?.

How do I change the video format on DaVinci Resolve?.

How do I add a JPEG to DaVinci Resolve?.

Can you use mp3 files in DaVinci Resolve?.

How do I import clips into DaVinci Resolve?.

What’s the difference between MP4 and mov?.

Why is DaVinci Resolve not importing MP4?.

What video format is best for DaVinci Resolve?.

However, it fails, if the destination container format doesn't support the compression style that was used in the. Remuxing only changes the container format, it does not recompress the video or audio. The bullet-proof workflow is to let OBS create *.mkv files and remux (convert) the file afterwards to the container format of your liking, most often. Unfortunately, it is not widely supported in applications and devices. mkv, because it can store every combination of audio and video compression style, can do everything any other container format can, and it is robust against defects. This is a showstopper for important recordings that cannot be rerun.įrom a technical point of view, the best format is.

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mp4 and don't gracefully terminate the recording, for example due to a crash or disk full situation, the whole file is unusable and completely lost. It is also able to store the current standard compression style (h.264+aac), supports multiple audio tracks and supports variable-fps video. mp4 format has the advantage that it is supported by the vast majority of devices and applications. There is also a difference of robustness between container formats: if you truncate a video file, the whole contents is lost for some container formats, even if the beginning seems intact. Some container can only store fixed-fps videos, some other container can also store variable-fps videos.

For example, you cannot store h.264-compressed frames in an. Not every compression style can be stored in every format.

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Some software supports this container format only, some software supports that format only. The container formats differ in usability. The compressed video frames are all the same in every container, but the format of the envelope that wraps the frames is different for every container format. So these are things I need to understand better can you tell me some resources (and save yourself explaining it all to me lol)? And please excuse my obtuseness if it is already covered elsewhere here! I appreciate your input/patience.Įvery 'output format' describes the container format the video data is stored in. Or perhaps you know of a better (free, I'm dirt poor) video editing app.

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Idk why, but I decoded it might be better to save it to another format that is more widely accepted by the sites I'm using, and also by editing software, since FlvCrunch is supposed to be the best free app lol. I got 'FlvCrunch' but the converted videos are messed up, with the sound playing at the wrong speed and then skipping like it's trying to sync up but can't.

I am currently specifically trying to understand what are the best options for separating audio from a video, (so I can have the mix in mp3 for my ipod and uploading to music streaming sites) and the best settings to facilitate that, and why, and also I need to edit the videos afterward for uploading to YouTube etc., and I see that iMovie does not support flv, as well as some other programs/websites do not seem to support it for uploads, although YouTube does.

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Some background: I am a professional EDM DJ, but am pretty much functionally retired from playing gigs, for the foreseeable future, so I am trying to get into live-streaming as a way to still reach my audience.

I'll do some google research and search here meantime. This is the first time I've ever experimented with live streaming or video, I've only ever done a few slideshows to post mixes on YouTube, so this is totally uncharted territory. Is there somewhere on here or elsewhere that I could educate myself on the differences between the different formats and what the properties, pros and cons of each are? I'm a clueless newb, so when it says 'save to mkv and use muxer.' I don't know what mkv is or what a muxer even is (beyond the obvious) or how I would do any of that.

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