FLV to AVI Converter
Generate the exact FFmpeg command to convert an FLV file to AVI with your chosen codec and quality settings.
FFmpeg Command Builder
Generated FFmpeg Command
ffmpeg -i input.flv -c:v libx264 -crf 23 -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 128k output.avi
How to run this command
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Install FFmpeg
Download from ffmpeg.org and add it to your system PATH, or use a package manager: brew install ffmpeg / choco install ffmpeg
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Open a terminal
Windows: Command Prompt or PowerShell. macOS/Linux: Terminal.
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Navigate to your file folder
Use cd path/to/folder so FFmpeg can find the input file by name.
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Paste and run the command
Copy the command above, paste it in the terminal, and press Enter. Conversion progress appears in real time.
Codec comparison
| Codec | Size | Speed | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| libx264 | Small | Medium | Web sharing, storage |
| mpeg4 | Medium | Fast | Legacy players, DVDs |
| copy | Same | Instant | Remux only, no quality loss |
Summary
Generate the exact FFmpeg command to convert an FLV file to AVI with your chosen codec and quality settings.
How it works
- Enter the name of your FLV input file (e.g. myvideo.flv).
- Choose the output video codec: MPEG-4, H.264, or stream copy (no re-encode).
- Select audio codec and quality (CRF) for the output.
- Click "Generate Command" to get the ready-to-run FFmpeg command.
- Copy the command, open your terminal, and run it in the folder containing your FLV file.
- FFmpeg processes the file locally on your machine — no upload required.
Use cases
- Recover old FLV recordings from screen capture or streaming tools.
- Import FLV footage into video editors that do not support Flash Video.
- Convert FLV files for playback on TVs, media players, or legacy devices.
- Batch-convert an archive of Flash-era videos to a modern AVI container.
- Re-encode FLV with H.264 to reduce file size while keeping AVI compatibility.
- Stream-copy FLV content to AVI instantly without quality loss.