Hi Jim,
At 11:43 AM 03/11/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) extract/delete the existing audio and replace with the new audio
Look for tools to convert the FLV into an editable video format (
i.e. AVI or MOV format ),
then you can go to town using a standard NL video editor app.
Will Squezze eneable me to re-encode the FLV without losing any more quality?
Nope. If you don't have the original video source, then you will have
to live with some
degradation of the video image. If you know what you're doing, you
can come very
close to the quality of the original video.
I've done this with almost no degradation of the original video using
an alphabet soup
of video encoding tools that I own. ( I own nine different video
encoders, and four different
video editors that all do a few specific things really well. )
If you have trouble with this, contact me off-list.
- Guy
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Guy McLoughlin
New Media Developer
Toronto Ontario Canada
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