Marlon Brandão de Sousa wrote: > Thanks guys. As I said I am only learning all the process so I'll try > all you suggested. It's a good starting point. Could you give me some > more directions? > As for Pil solution: > I'll have to use Transcode's mplayer import module to import the .avi > file and after use the eq2 > filter to change the contrast and brightness? .. and after use the > ffmpeg export module to generate the modified avi?
Untested, and just to give an idea of how it can be done: mencoder -oac copy -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg1video:vbitrate=5000 -vf eq2=eq2=1:1:0:0.8 -o output.mpg input.avi All of the same can be done through transcode but the command line will be a bit more complicated. I would use mencoder for this partitcular task... basically using it as ffmpeg plus the eq2 filter. There are of course many more options possible to improve the quality, but that's the basics. It's the eq2 filter from mplayer that does the important magic.