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How do you use Transcode to compress Ogg Vorbis video into Flash 7 compatible .flv files? This would presumably be done using the ffmpeg export module.

I am using the MacOS but this will be running on a Linux server of some flavor. From what I've gathered there shouldn't be much difference in implimentation between those two platforms. I have already gotten ffmpeg to do this compression on both platforms. The question now is how to do that through Transcode.

Ideally the response would be in the form of a line of code or a short script, but if an explanation is enough to get me up and running I'll consider that a succesful answer.

Here are some links that might prove handy:
* [Transcode Wiki](http://www.transcoding.org/cgi-bin/transcode)
* [Ffmpeg Export Module for Transcode](http://www.transcoding.org/cgi-bin/transcode?Export_Modules/Export_Ffmpeg)
* [Flash conversion script for Ffmpeg](http://www.lvp-site.nl/flv/flvconvert.txt)

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Answers by: cameron

cameron's Answer:

Reply by cameron 849 days ago

There is a free program called super converter:
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
it can convert between practically all video formats
including ogg vorbis (.ogg) and Flash (.flv).
Hope that answered your question.

Reply by ParagramStudios 848 days ago

Actually a colleague recently figured out a method using Transcode. This allows for clustering of transcoding tasks, among other things. Thanks for the suggestion.