Thanks Pete, I found this a while ago, but after downloading the source files it seemed to be windows-only... I see in the notes that it supports osx too, so I'll have another dig around.
thanks again! Quoting Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > David Terranova wrote: >> This actually brings me on to another point. >> >> I’ve been having all sorts of problems when using public players (that >> aren’t my own) to play my anamorphic 16:9 FLV videos. >> When uploading to blip.tv, for example, the widescreen video would be >> squashed into a square (1:1). After a lot of fiddling around it turns out >> that my Sorenson Squeeze is setting the metadata of the flv incorrectly: the >> width is correct, but the height is always the same as the width, which >> explains why all the players are squashing my videos into squares. >> Bear in mind that it’s Squeeze is doing this only with anamorphic formats. >> >> Now, apparently there’s a way to edit the metadata of an flv after it has >> been compressed, but the only ways to do this are by using a windows >> machine. > >> Does anyone know how to edit an FLV’s metadata on a mac? > > I've used the command line tool flvtoo2 before: > > http://www.inlet-media.de/flvtool2 > > Thought not to change the dimensions. It seems like it might work though. > > > Pete > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
