Linux FLV Encoder for Video Sharing Site
Screenshot of FLV Converter
Screenshot of Sothink Video Encoder Engine for Adobe Flash (Linux Version). This video encoder for linux provides you a complete and creative video hosting solution for video uploading and sharing, especially a perfect solution for building your own video hosting site just like YouTube and many other popular video sharing web sites.
Launch Sothink Video Encoder Engine for Adobe Flash (Linux Version), and enter the command:
fvec sourcefile targetfile [options]
You will see the illustration below.
Samples 1: Create a Flash Video with default settings. Because we did not specify the dimension of output video, the program will use the dimension of source video (320x240) by default.
Sample 2: Create a Flash Video, set the dimension of output video to 160x120, video bit rate to 300 Kbps, and with stereo audio.
Sample 3: Create a Flash Video with mono audio, and crop the picture of source video with a cropping rectangle (100,100,260,220). Please note we did not specify the dimension of output video, thus the program took the cropping area as the dimension setting.
If the input video file is a valid video file and can be encoded, the program will print the conversion progress to the STDOUT like this one:
If the input video file is not a valid video file, or the file can not be encoded correctly, the program will print one line of error message to the STDOUT and then terminate.
