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Stumbled across this: http://etudiant.epita.fr/%7Efounad_m/flv2mp3/
Don't know about legality. It works (only on Linux) by
playing the FLV with the installed Flash 7 Player and piping the audio output to
the LAME encoder resulting in an MP3.
It's not real-time, but maybe
real-enough-time?
Dave Myron
From: Rob Terrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 10:45 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Red5] Record as MP3, audio conferencing Not impossible... just not cheap or easy.
From file format X to FLV with ffmpeg should be fine, assuming that ffmpeg
can handle the codecs & file format of X. The other direction, from a
Red5-stored FLV into, say, an MPG file with an MP3 audio track -- not as
possible. The video would work, but the audio wouldn't be readable by
ffmpeg.
There has been discussion of this on the ffmpeg lists, as I recall. It
certainly would be possible to license the NellyMoser codec and add it to your
own private version of ffmpeg, and it would then do what you need. But, you
would have to be comfortable with the ffmpeg code. And I have no idea what the
license fee for that would be.
And, if Adobe were to release a command-line NellyMoser transcoding tool,
you could simply use that as part of the post processing chain.
Rob
On May 9, 2006, at 1:22 PM, Ben Weekes wrote:
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