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Easily Convert FLV to MOV with Encoding.com Encoding.com supports a host of file formats within the .flv and .mov containers. Check out our up to the minute support list for what’s available: http://www.encoding.com/formatsupport/#mov Through our web uploader, you can push individual files directly to our encoding platform from your local disk, FTP, S3 or Rackspace Read more
So you want to make thumbnails from your clips, but you don't know the length, use the following: Instead of <time>20</time> –> use a percentage-based value: <time>20%</time>.
Need to rotate a video? No problem! Via API, use the following values: rotate [optional] – video files only. Rotate video picture. Allowed values: def – don’t change anything. Video will be rotated according to ‘Rotation’ meta data parameter, if it exists 0 – don’t rotate and ignore ‘Rotation’ meta data parameter 90 – rotate Read more
http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/SampleScripts#cfm
http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/SampleScripts#java
http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/SampleScripts#php
http://www.encoding.com/api/category/category/sample_scripts#vbscript_sample
You can simply request multiple MediaIDs in a comma delimited format:
If you create a new task in your user web interface, it won’t automatically be processed. First, create all encoding tasks for selected media, then press the Process button. If you send tasks within XML API request, they will be put on the encoding queue immediately.
The ProcessMedia action should only be used for media that has been added with the AddMediaBenchmark call. After the media was downloaded, it will receive a ‘Ready to process‘ status, after which the processing is resumed using ProcessMedia.