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I don't use TeamViewer but it seems to me that it has format conversion built-in already? https://community.teamviewer.com/t5/Knowledge-Base/How-to-convert-a-r
by codetrotter 9y ago
I don't use TeamViewer but it seems to me that it has format conversion built-in already?
https://community.teamviewer.com/t5/Knowledge-Base/How-to-convert-a-recorded-TeamViewer-session/ta-p/3240 https://community.teamviewer.com/t5/Knowledge-Base/How-to-co...
What is the difference between that and your product?
- dementik 9y agoYes, thats true. But creating mp4 files with TeamViewer requires quite a bit codec installing and resulting file can be either enormous file size or lacks audio etc. If you want to challenge this, try to create reasonable mp4 file with TeamViewer :) edit just to add that Mac OS version of TeamViewer does not have conversion feature at all.
- ktpsns 9y agoHowever, once one comes up with a suitable ffmpeg command line, it is literally one click to do the conversion locally. No need to upload something, not even to wait or to pay.
- dementik 9y agoWell, we are just waiting for that one :)
- WhiteOwlLion 9y agoHandbrake for those that are CLI impaired. I've gotten great results with ffmpeg and use it often to share videos