Convert FLV to MPEG

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FLV vs MPEG Format Comparison

Aspect	FLV (Source Format)	MPEG (Target Format)
Format Overview	FLV Flash Video Adobe Flash video format designed for web streaming and online video delivery through Flash Player. Web	MPEG Motion Picture Experts Group Standard video compression format widely used for broadcast television, DVD authoring, and digital video distribution. Broadcast
Container/Codecs	Uses H.264, VP6, or Sorenson Spark video codecs with MP3 or AAC audio, optimized for Flash Player.	Uses MPEG-1, MPEG-2, or MPEG-4 video compression with MP2 or MP3 audio, optimized for broadcast and media distribution.
Compression	Efficient compression optimized for web streaming with progressive download capabilities.	Time-tested compression algorithms with excellent quality for broadcast standards and DVD authoring requirements.
Quality	Good to excellent quality depending on bitrate settings, optimized for web viewing.	High broadcast-quality video with consistent performance across different playback systems and devices.
File Size	Medium (5–20 MB per minute) optimized for web streaming and progressive download.	Medium to large (10–50 MB per minute) depending on quality settings and target application requirements.
Compatibility	Limited compatibility, requires Flash Player or specialized software for playback.	Excellent compatibility with broadcast equipment, DVD players, and legacy video systems worldwide.
Streaming Support	Excellent streaming support with Adobe Flash Media Server and progressive download.	Good streaming support with MPEG-DASH and traditional broadcast streaming protocols.
Use Cases	Web video streaming Online video platforms Flash-based applications	Broadcast television DVD and Blu-ray authoring Digital cable and satellite TV Legacy system integration
Advantages	Good web streaming quality Progressive download support Metadata and cue point support	Industry broadcast standard Excellent hardware support Time-proven reliability DVD/Blu-ray compatibility
Disadvantages	Requires Flash Player Limited mobile support Adobe Flash dependency	Larger file sizes Older compression technology Limited web streaming optimization
Tooling & Ecosystem	Adobe Flash Professional Flash Media Server	Broadcast video equipment DVD authoring software Professional video encoders Media streaming servers
Metadata Support	Rich metadata support including cue points, chapter markers, and custom Flash video properties.	Standard metadata support with program information, timecodes, and broadcast-specific data structures.

Why Convert FLV to MPEG?

Converting FLV to MPEG transforms your Flash videos into a time-tested broadcast standard format that's perfect for television broadcasting, DVD authoring, and professional video distribution systems.

Our converter creates high-quality MPEG files using industry-standard compression algorithms that ensure compatibility with broadcast equipment, DVD players, and legacy video systems. The resulting files maintain excellent video quality while meeting strict broadcast specifications.

MPEG is the ideal choice for broadcast television, DVD production, and professional video distribution. Its proven reliability and widespread hardware support make it perfect for traditional media workflows, archival purposes, and integration with existing broadcast infrastructure.