If the codec is unsupported (e.g., an old TV trying to play a modern AV1 file), the converter decodes the video, then re-encodes it using a universal codec like H.264. This takes longer but guarantees playback.
(If you want, I can produce sample FFmpeg commands, a benchmarking checklist, or a small architecture diagram.)
If the codec is unsupported (e.g., an old TV trying to play a modern AV1 file), the converter decodes the video, then re-encodes it using a universal codec like H.264. This takes longer but guarantees playback.
(If you want, I can produce sample FFmpeg commands, a benchmarking checklist, or a small architecture diagram.)