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Originally Posted by Lazzer408
I had to. Problem with those is any time you convert it re-encodes. The file either winds up larger or the quality lower. One could easily spend a day trying all the encoding options trying to find one that outputs a file that matches the original. Digital video really needs a standard like mp3 is for digital audio.
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Xmedia recode, german program, has some pretty intense options of converting video file types to others and gives you direct access to the exact quality and codecs you need. it will allow you to open your dodgy video file, encode to an avi, and keep the identical codecs and bitrate in video and audio.