I tried using the Quality mode instead, setting it to 18, then 23, then 30 The framerate is then 29, and the video quality is much better, BUT, playing the output in VLC or WIndows Media Player, it runs for a few seconds, then stops, then runs for a few seconds, and so on, as though the video is just too demanding for the player to keep up with this.

You can convert between a wide range of supported video files using the player.

It works great for most formats and codecs but there are a few issues and the conversion feature is not the best but it still works for most of us.

Vlc Media Player 10.12.6 Download Video Streams

As we have seen before, it can also download video streams or audio streams.

Click on the Add button to browse for the files that you want to add.

Since we are converting a video, select a video format like H.264 with MP3 audio and MP4 container.

You can select advanced video and audio codec combinations from the Edit selected profile or Create new profile button but this isnt usually required.

Hit Browse, select a location, give a name like final and click on Save.

Vlc Media Player 10.12.6 Mp4 File Extension

Example: MP4 container would mean that the file would have.mp4 file extension.

You can also create new media profile with your own combination of video and audio formats.

It is explained in the profile section of step 4 of the tutorial above.

I have followed YouTube How To tutorials, but vlc only plays audio (there is no video).

If recording continues, the file will be overridden and its content will be lost.

For batch jobs (where you are doing multiple at once) the latter is your only option.

I do this so I can verify the quality against the original and then Ill delete the old ones to save space.

I need a video file with either MPEG1 or MPEG2 and an extension of.mpg I think I need to create my own profile.

Does anybody know what settings to use for encapsulation, etc.

I go through the steps perfectly, but the resulting file is 1kb and is absolutely nothing.

Go to Media menu, select CovertSave, click Disc tab and browse the folder (VIDEOTS), click CovertSave.

AKA Profile Settings On Profile Editor screen select the Audio Codec tab, verify Sample is set to 48k and Codec to MPEG 4 (AAC), click Save (this may take a few seconds then exits).

VLC will slowly run the conversion (approx 30 mins., 600mb for 2hr movie).

Open VLC, Click Media, ConvertSave then add all TS files from within the TSVideo folder (the BUPsBackups are not recognized or included).

Convert.

I want to convert it to do some video tweaking on things like brightness.

All that works, but the output files frame rate is low so the video isnt smooth.

Vlc Media Player For Mac 10.12.6