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Change framerate (losslessly) |
Posted by: Valeyard - 2015-07-03, 10:25 AM - Forum: Converting, encoding, authoring
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Sometimes you want to change the frame-rate of a video but not re-encode it. This is straightforward, but not all video editors comply. For instance, FFmpeg won't do it for you. The frame-rate is not stored in the video stream header, it's stored throughout the stream (hence why you can have a variable frame rate video file if you want). The easiest way to change the framerate is with MP4Box. First you need the raw video file...
Code: MP4Box -add "input file.mp4"#video -raw 1 -new "output file1.h264"
Note that MP4Box has a habit of giving you two files after this step (just delete one). You can use mkvextract/mkvextractgui if the source file is a MKV file.
Next add the video stream to a new file like so:
Code: MP4Box -add "output file1.h264":fps=23.976 -new "second output file.mp4"
As mentioned above, the fps is not stored in the container, so you can demux/re-mux the .h264 file and the frame-rate will remain as whatever you changed it to.
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Downtime... |
Posted by: spoRv - 2015-07-01, 01:57 PM - Forum: Announcements
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I wrote to the service provider, and they told me there were some accounts which overloaded the server where fanres is located, but now these accounts are suspended and so the downtime *should* be reduced...
Please let me know if, from now, you experience less downtime, more, or equal...
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Computer Hardware Questions |
Posted by: ww12345 - 2015-06-28, 07:31 PM - Forum: General technical discussions
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So I'm looking to upgrade my current computer (a Toshiba Satellite L755 - old, and very slow; I know) to something that can handle faster processing and do a better job running film-cleanup programs than mine does now. Is this computer any good? I was looking at it and the price is OK, but wondered if it was worth getting or if there are others I should look into. I'd like to keep the budget at or below $500 if at all possible (which I know is a severe limitation).
http://slickdeals.net/f/7902729-toshiba-...ommentsBox
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