are there any free or paid convertors that make HQ/HD MP4 out of AVI files. Ideally, i would run it in a directory with AVIs and it converts it until done )
of course it should be for unix/linux.
anyone heard of such a thing?
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are there any free or paid convertors that make HQ/HD MP4 out of AVI files. Ideally, i would run it in a directory with AVIs and it converts it until done ) of course it should be for unix/linux. anyone heard of such a thing? | |||||||
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Arista is good at this. arista-transcode is the command-line version, for doing batch transcodes. | |||
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You can use Handbrake nightly build and you can choose a command line version and a GUI which both does batch transcodeing and outputs to MP4 using ffmpeg. | |||
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I use ffmpeg. One possible simple script:
The "-vcodec libx264" says to use H.264 encoding for video. The "-sameq" says that the output video should be the same quality as the original (not whatever ffmpeg defaults to). Note that in the USA at least, encoding into H.264 without paying a license fee is a violation of patent law. I do not know what country you are writing from or what your patent law may be. | |||
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