Hi, I'm a software developer myself, but just don't have the time to fix a problem that I'm having.
I grabbed some videos recorded by Coach's Eye on iOS from my phone, and they seem to use variable bitrates within the video. A sample video file (.mov format) is available via my Google Drive account at goo.gl/Bb6tQW (or, if you already have Coach's Eye on iOS, just take a video at 720p @ 240 fps, then use iExplorer to grab the file off of the iOS device). A small set of frames at the beginning of the video seems to be recorded in normal, 30 fps. Then, it switches to the parameters I set in the app, which was 720p @ 240 fps. Then, then a small set of frames at the end of each video seems to be set back to 30 fps. I need to convert the hundred or so short videos of my kids' volleyball rallies I took so that they don't play in regular motion for the first second or so, then super-slow motion for the brunt of the video, then regular motion for the last second or so. Instead, I want them to play in normal speed for the entirety of the video, minimizing any loss in image fidelity. If there were a single ffmpeg command or series of ffmpeg commands that I could get from someone knowledgeable so that I can create a bash script and just let 'er rip on all of my files, I'd be willing to pay like $25. Audio preservation would be a bonus, but is not required. Anybody knowledgeable willing to knock this out for me? TIA, Matthew -- mailto:[email protected] <[email protected]> skype:matthewadams12 googletalk:[email protected] http://matthewadams.me http://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewadams _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-user
