Nicolas and Richard
I haven't done a lot of tests myself but I did try raw dv export today
(with latest svn cinelerra) and got some crackle and pop when
replaying the audio. The problem was not acute but just random pops
from the speaker (an average of perhaps one every 2 seconds).
I then
Just a small message to tell you that I'm doing a lot of tests and trys
right now. I'll soon tell you about the result.
Nicolas, Paris.
Nicolas and Richard
I haven't done a lot of tests myself but I did try raw dv export today
(with latest svn cinelerra) and got some crackle and pop when
Hello everybody,
Just a small message to tell you that I'm doing a lot of tests and trys
right now. I'll soon tell you about the result.
Nicolas, Paris.
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Andraz Tori wrote:
hmmm i've just checked
there has to be a bug in your patch.. %d count and number of arguments
do not match..
Oops, here's a patch for that. The theory here is that if we're doing
fixed bit rate, we don't want to start talking about quantization level.
Likewise, if we're
hmmm i've just checked
there has to be a bug in your patch.. %d count and number of arguments
do not match..
i think the bug is in second case
On pet, 2006-02-03 at 11:57 -0700, Brendan Conoboy wrote:
> Andraz Tori wrote:
> > can you send it as attachment, and i'll commit
>
> Sure, here you go
commited
On pet, 2006-02-03 at 11:57 -0700, Brendan Conoboy wrote:
> Andraz Tori wrote:
> > can you send it as attachment, and i'll commit
>
> Sure, here you go.
>
> -Brendan
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Andraz Tori wrote:
can you send it as attachment, and i'll commit
Sure, here you go.
-Brendan
Index: cinelerra/filempeg.C
===
--- cinelerra/filempeg.C (revision 732)
+++ cinelerra/filempeg.C (working copy)
@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@
can you send it as attachment, and i'll commit
bye
andraž
On pet, 2006-02-03 at 11:25 -0700, Brendan Conoboy wrote:
> Since it seems nobody is really benefiting by having the '-q 0' setting
> for mpeg video output, I propose the following patch. If there's other
> braindead command line argu
Since it seems nobody is really benefiting by having the '-q 0' setting
for mpeg video output, I propose the following patch. If there's other
braindead command line arguements in there by default, we can tweak them
as well.
Index: cinelerra/filempeg.C
For the record, this is the basic process I use for making dvds with
Quicktime DV:
http://thebeever.com/pages/index.php?page_id=12&Article_Id=26
There's a script partway down that takes the quicktime dv file and
encodes it as mpeg2 for dvdauthor. The options probably aren't the best
(tried to
In cinelerra there are options for the yuv4mpeg output (at least when doing
an MPEG2 export) accessed via the little spanner icon. I would assume the
yuv4mpeg export has a similar thing. Make sure that the "bottom field
first" option is selected in here as well. This option is independent of
Hi Nicolas
> Here is my workflow :
> - input = PAL DV
> - work, work, work, work on my project
> - render in Quicktime DV to see what the parts look like. The file is
> perfectly played with mplayer
> - I export = YUV4MPEG
> - I use mpeg2enc to encode to mpeg2 with :
> /usr/local/bin/y4munsharp
Since you have a master rendered DV mov file, you can use mplayer to
play it and pipe yuv to mpeg2enc (and whatever filters you want as
well). And you can pipe a second time to make the audio. Or, you could
even try to do both at the same time! To see an example, check out the
scripting at tovi
On Fri, Feb 03, 2006 at 01:12:33AM +0100, Nicolas wrote:
> I just tried ffmpeg and it doesn't work... for the moment :
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/Seagate_200Go/video/chevreuse/dv_output$ ffmpeg -i
> test.yuv -target dvd ./test_ffmpeg.mpeg2
> ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libavcodec-cv
In regards to the jitter,
if you play it in xine (/ kaffeine / xine-based player), and then press
"i" (turn enable / disable the de-interlacing) do you see the jitter? I
tend to do the interlacing tests in xine rather than the dvd player to
observe the jitter. (saves me $1..) You may need t
I tried yuvdeinterlace and that gave me a video with tons of blocks.
It's simply horrible, and I didn't even bothered about burning a DVD and
testing it on my standalone DVD player.
Still no clue.
Nicolas.
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On Fri, Feb 03, 2006 at 10:58:52AM +1030, Pierre Dumuid wrote:
> I'm at work... I'll get back to you later tonight (roughtly 9 hours from
> now..)
>
> PIerre
Thank you.
I'm at home, and it's time to sleep (1:34 AM here in Europe!) =)
Nicolas.
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On Thu, Feb 02, 2006 at 05:09:33PM -0700, Brendan Conoboy wrote:
> Nicolas wrote:
> >I exported as YUV4MPEG stream, used mpeg2enc to encode to mpeg2, used
> >mplex and so on. And what I get is a jerky video which is simply
> >horrible.
>
> Like Pierre suggested, you may be seeing the result of not
I just tried ffmpeg and it doesn't work... for the moment :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/Seagate_200Go/video/chevreuse/dv_output$ ffmpeg -i
test.yuv -target dvd ./test_ffmpeg.mpeg2
ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libavcodec-cvs.so: cannot
open shared object file: No such file or directory
Nicolas wrote:
I exported as YUV4MPEG stream, used mpeg2enc to encode to mpeg2, used
mplex and so on. And what I get is a jerky video which is simply
horrible.
Like Pierre suggested, you may be seeing the result of not using bottom
field first. It's definitely a prerequisite if your footage c
Herman Robak in his mail he wrote on Fri, 20 Jan 2006 01:08:08 +0100
said :
"I prefer rendering to a DV master, either in a .mov or an .avi
container, and then compress that with ffmpeg (command line)."
But the problem is I don't know which syntax to use. I'll read the
ffmpeg doc. I already spent
Bonjour Pierre,
Here is my workflow :
- input = PAL DV
- work, work, work, work on my project
- render in Quicktime DV to see what the parts look like. The file is
perfectly played with mplayer
- I export à YUV4MPEG
- I use mpeg2enc to encode to mpeg2 with :
/usr/local/bin/y4munsharp | /usr/loca
Hi Nicolas,
Nicolas wrote:
... or was it recently fixed in the SVN ?
dunno, I never use it
I worked several hundred of hours on my project, and I can't find any
way to export it to mpeg2 format which could be used by dvdauthor.
Not sure what your problem is here! An outline of your comp
... or was it recently fixed in the SVN ?
I worked several hundred of hours on my project, and I can't find any
way to export it to mpeg2 format which could be used by dvdauthor.
I exported as YUV4MPEG stream, used mpeg2enc to encode to mpeg2, used
mplex and so on. And what I get is a jerky video
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