How to Accomplish FLV to MPG Conversion?

Hi, I need to convert FLV to MPG for creating a DVD. But I can only get a no-sound video when using a video converter. So is there anyone who can recommend me a more powerful app?

Many people complain that there are too many video converters in the market but few truly powerful one. Maybe you have had similar experience as the above one who found a video conversion tool with great effort but it turned out to be a broken one. Well, good news is that you are absolutely in the right place where you can find a professional FLV to MPG converter which will never let you down. It's convinced that you'll be impressed by its great power. This article here shows you how to convert FLV to MPG with original video quality by using this smart FLV to MPG Video Converter Pro.

1 Load FLV files to this FLV to MPG converter

Drag & drop the FLV files to the program. Or go to "File" menu and then choose "Add Video Files…" to locate the FLV files you want to add. Or click to import the target FLV videos.

2 Select an output format

MPG is file extension for MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 files. You can select any one of the two as the output format. Here, I take MPEG-2 for example.

Click one file you want to convert, and then go to "Common Video" in the output format window. You will find there are three kinds of MPEG-2 in total: MPEG-2 NTSC, MPEG-2 PAL, and MPEG-2 SECAM.

NTSC, PAL, or SECAM are three main analog broadcast television systems in use around the world. You can select one according to the Television Standard used in your country (The list of World Television Standards attached in the end). For example, if you come from USA, you can select MPEG-2 NTSC as the output format.

Note: If you need to convert multi videos at the same time, do the Step 2 for each video. This app provides you a lot of auxiliary functions: clip video, crop video, change video effect, add watermark and subtitle etc.

3 Start FLV to MPG conversion

Hit "Start" in the main interface to let this smart FLV to MPG Video Converter Pro to do the rest for you!

World Television Standards:

Today, there are three main analog broadcast television systems in use around the world. These are NTSC, PAL, or SECAM.

NTSC:
Israel, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Bolivia, Venezuela, Chile, Columbia, Mexico, Peru, Canada, USA, (Taiwan)

PAL:
Indonesia, India, Jordan, Malaysia, Pakistan, Qatar, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey, Yemen, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Malta, Holland, Germany, Norway, Portugal Romania, Spain, Sweden, Britain, Switzerland, Algeria, Argentina, South-Africa, Brazil, Jamaica, Australia, New Zealand(Hong Kong, Macao)

SECAM:
Iraq, Iran, Jean-Paul Sartre, Ukraine, Russia, Hungary, Rumania, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Egypt.