Am Montag, 22. Februar 2010 23:10:02 schrieb Phil Ehrens: > Al Bogner wrote: > > After the clips are improved automatically, the next step would be to cut > > them. No idea, which software would be fine. Kdenlive looks good, but had > > big bugs here with the last version and I didn't test the newest version. > > Cinelerra has a reputation for professionals only. > > Avidemux is dead simple to use for simple cutting. > > I'm having a little trouble parsing your other requirements, > but as far as I know, Transcode and gstreamer are the only > things that do image stabilization under Linux. Transcode's > is probably easier to use.
Hi Phil, first I have to say, that I am very impressed of Georg's vid.stab-filter, but I am unsure what the best workflow is. I mean, would it be better to use a video-editing program, that includes a stabilizer, e.g. there is an editing program, that uses gstreamer, called PiTiVi, but I don't know if PiTiVi can stabilize videos or to prepare the avi-files with transcode and do some effects, like transitions later. Since we are here on the transcode-ML I ask you kindly to help me for the 2nd solution and how to prepare with the best possible quality. http://home.arcor.de/bogner/test_0001.avi contains a short avi-file in PAL (21.3MB) What could I do to improve it? Which options for the stabilization should be used? How do I remove the black borders? Can the colors / saturation be optimized automatically? What else could be done with this clip? Result should be a Standard PAL-DVD. I read http://public.hronopik.de/vid.stab/features.php?lang=en but I am very unsure which options I have to use. Please give me a full commandline for a test. Thanks Al
