Hi Al, On Tuesday 23 February 2010 15:50:32 Al Bogner wrote: > Am Dienstag, 23. Februar 2010 14:06:50 schrieb Georg Martius: > > On Tuesday 23 February 2010 11:21:59 Al Bogner wrote: <snip>...</snip> > > Take care that you wast as little information in the intermediate format. > > That's exactly why I am asking. > > > You can even try one of the loss-less formats of ffmpeg see > > transcode -i /dev/null -y ffmpeg -F list > > but make sure your editing program can read them. > > Does cinelerra support it? If I can't get familiar with cinellera, I will > give kdenlive a try. I don't know! Find it out yourself and post your results here.
> > > 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? > > > > I will only speak about the stabilization part: > > First of all you prob. need to deinterlace the clips. > > Does the stabilizer work only with deinterlaced material? Since I would > create a DVD and a x264,file I thought I will deinterlace, when creating > the x264- file. > > > I have no idea what > > the stabilize plugin is doing with the interlaced clip. (would be > > interesting to know!). > > Try it out ;-) I tried and I think you should deinterlace first, see below. > > If anyone has troubles to download the file, please let me know. The > transfer is limited to 1 GB. I fear that bots consume a lot bandwidth so I > didn't put it on my own webspace. > > But maybe this was the problem, why I got no result, I mean a file. > > transcode -J stabilize -i test_0001.avi -y null,null -o dummy > transcode -J transform -i test_0001.avi -o test_0001.stable.avi <snip>...</snip> You miss the output format and apparently transcode does not detect the movie type correctly such that you also need to specify the input codec. Here is what I did on your video: First I deinterlaced the clip: transcode -J smartdeinter -i test_0001.avi -x ffmpeg -y ffmpeg,tcaud -F ffv1-o test_0001.deinter.avi See you have to add -x ffmpeg and -y ffmpeg,tcaud -F ffv1 ffv1 is a loss-less codec such that we don't have to worry about multiple encoding. Stabilization: transcode -J stabilize -i test_0001.deinter.avi -x ffmpeg -y null,null -o dummy and transcode -J transform=zoom=10:smoothing=20 -i test_0001.deinter.avi -x ffmpeg -y ffmpeg,tcaud -F ffv1 -o test_0001.stable.avi zoom=10 gives a simple answer to you problem with the borders. This means the image is zoomed by 10%. Note that for stabilization the the transform plugin zooms anyway to get rid of moving borders (see "finalzoom "in the output). With zoom=10 you add 10% to the automatic detected value. smoothing=20 (10 is default) makes the movie even more smooth (but limits maximal camera speed) I uploaded the final file (as mpeg4/divx because of size) to http://public.hronopik.de/files/test_0001.stable.avi <snip>....</snip> Regards! Georg -- ---- Georg Martius, Tel: +49 177 6413311 ----- ------- http://www.flexman.homeip.net ----------
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