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    I’m trying to convert .flv videos to .ogg format. After experimenting for a while, the ogg is always produced as very low quality. Even when I use the -sameq flag which uses the same quantizer as the input file, the quality is substantially worse.

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    18 mars 2021, par Brad

    I'm trying to convert .flv videos to .ogg format. After experimenting for a while, the ogg is always produced as very low quality. Even when I use the -sameq flag which uses the same quantizer as the input file, the quality is substantially worse.

    



    Since I am pretty new with ffmpeg, does anyone know some good options to convert video files with maximum quality ?

    


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