Nicolas wrote:
you can use these through the yuv4mpeg rendering option. I would make a bash script:On Thu, Jan 19, 2006 at 03:36:30PM -0700, Brendan Conoboy wrote: --- ~/cine_render.sh ---- #/usr/bin/bash y4munsharp | yuvmedianfilter -T 3 -t 0 | mpeg2enc -v 1 -q 4 -g 6 -G 9 -o $1 and then in the File->Render dialog, choose the YUV4MPEG fileformat, Choose Video, and click the spanner, and enter "~/cine_render.sh %" as the Pipe output command. I personally perfer adding a bit rate option: "~/cine_render.sh 2000 %" --- ~/cine_render2.sh ---- #/usr/bin/bash y4munsharp | yuvmedianfilter -T 3 -t 0 | mpeg2enc -v 1 -q 4 -g 6 -G 9 -b $1 -o $2 I haven't tried these scripts but it should roughly work... No, rather a declaration to cinelerra of what interlacing mode you want to output, (Settings->Format->Interlacing mode: Bottom for DV) This tells cinelerra to put this info into yuv4mpeg pipe output so that mpeg2 knows the order of the interlacing.then : mp2enc -v 0 then : mplex -v 0 If that don't work, I'll output directly to mpeg format from Cinelerra. What's the bottom fields first option you're talking about? Is that deinterlacing? |
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