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My web app creates AVI files using AVIFile sample from The Code Project.

Now I would like to create videos in FLV format.

I'm looking for a solution that doesn't require me to install any framework or run any EXE program on the web server on which my application is hosted because I can't do that.

There's a article in The Code Project titled "Converting , extracting preview image in asp.net via ffmpeg" saying there are three ways using ffmpeg in a website:
1 - Using sharpffmpeg (http://sourceforge.net/projects/sharpffmpeg/ )
2 - Using ffmpeg dll
3 - Using ffmpeg execution (Not possible in my case)
In this article only the 3.rd solution is explained.
Is there some other samples showing how to convert AVI files in one of the two first solutions (item 1 or 2)?
Thanks

Posted 1-Mar-10 7:48am

bruno.picardi

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-03-01T09:24:00

Please don't ask the same questions over and over. You have a link to a sourceforge project, surely that has some examples ? If you have a dll to use, surely it comes with documentation ? Either way, you got answers before, posting the same question again, word for word, as if you've not got any help, or at least that you've not bothered to do anything about the help you received, is rude.