Ok, don't use that yet! :) The color interlacing is wrong, in my tests at least.
On 1/31/07, Dan Streetman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok try the attached patch (i.e. apply and rebuild cinelerra) and then: 1) load HDV track (make sure track size matches HDV size, e.g. 1440x1080) 2) add "Frames to Fields" effect, disable "Double Fields to original height" 3) add "Translate" effect, use 0x0, 1440x1080 input; 360x126, 720x576 output 4) add "Fields to Frames" effect, disable "Fields Doubled to orginal height" that will do all the resizing/scaling in the "field domain" i.e., it will resize each field independently to really whatever size you want, and recombine them to a new interlaced frame. The numbers in the translate example are what my quick calculations show for 1440x1080 HDV and normal PAL. This should work just as well for NTSC but with adjusted "Translate" Y numbers (i.e. 126->150 and 576->480). I haven't tested it yet, have to stop for the night but I'll check it tomorrow. Let me know if it works for you. I want to recheck the field ordering for each effect, although I think at first check they are right. I also should "blank" out the unused half when not doubling fields. Thanks. On 1/31/07, Dan Streetman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Oops, since I use only NTSC (480 H) I mis-spoke on the PAL dimensions. > PAL is apparently actually 576! So as far as I know you are right, > without a "1080 to 576" effect there is no way to convert 1080i to > 576i (PAL) inside cinelerra. Either another "1080 to" effect is > needed or the other solution I mentioned needs to be added. The > second solution I mentioned should actually be a very easy change and > should be generic, i.e. will accomplish 1080 to anything interlaced > scaling. I will see if I can code something up today... > > As far as the "1080 to 540" effect, as I said I assumed this was for > PAL. If it isn't, I have no idea what the use for this effect > is...the original "1080 to 480" was at least useful for people > converting to NTSC. > > And I agree on scripting...it can be very useful! Sometimes though, > it is much harder to debug with a lot of scripting. > > On 1/31/07, Marcin Kostur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Dear Dan, > > > > Thanks for tips. I will try them. If they work i will make > > somthing like bg-render template for HDV file. > > > > [OT] > > Your description is also a good example how nice skripting is. > > If cin would be 100% scriptable, then you would just copy me you line > > which i would pasted in my xterm. ;-) Recenly i got involved in stupid > > disscussion in slashcam.de, were a guy said that because all those > > "long commands" linux is unacceptable. In my opinion it is windows GUI > > unacceptable for me because of "cliking only habit". > > > > > > The best > > > > Marcin > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Cinelerra mailing list > > Cinelerra@skolelinux.no > > https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra > > >
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