Convert Your TOD to FLV

Online and free TOD to FLV converter

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Settings

Codec: The codec to encode the video track. Codec "Without reencoding" copies the video stream from the input file into output without re-encoding if possible.

Quality: Set the video quality in a VBR mode. Choose "Custom" if you need to set a fixed bitrate (CBR).

Resize: Set an output video resolution by selecting one from the predefined set of the most popular resolutions or manually entering a custom resolution.

Convert to TOD

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JVC Transport stream On Disk

TOD is a file format that is not widely used. TOD videos are usually captured by JVC cameras. It is a high-definition format that uses transport stream for video data. TOD files cannot be directly played on consumer video equipment. They must be converted or repacked into one of the widely adopted distribution format.

FLV Converter

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Flash Video

FLV is a Flash Video container used on popular hosting sites that stores audio, video and other data. It often uses h.264 or h.263 codecs for video storage and MP3 for audio. There are a lot of programs for both Windows and Mac operating systems that are able to open .flv files.

How to convert TOD to FLV

Step 1

Upload video

Select or drag&drop TOD video to convert it to the FLV format from your computer, iPhone or Android. Moreover, it is possible to choose it from your Google Drive or Dropbox account.

Step 2

Convert the file

Now your video is uploaded and you can start the TOD to FLV conversion. If it is needed, change the output format to one of the 37 video formats supported. After that, you can add more videos for batch conversion.

Step 3

Adjust your video

If you want, you can customize such settings as resolution, quality, aspect ratio and others by clicking the gear icon. Apply them to all the video files if necessary and click the button "Convert" to process.

Step 4

Download the video

Once your video is converted and edited, you can download it to your Mac, PC or another device. If necessary, save the file to your Dropbox or Google Drive account.