cluelessInChicago
3rd January 2005, 03:14
Dear All:
For a research project I need to generate sequences with a lot of dissolves by randomly joining shots from different sequences using different dissolve lengths. The input sequences are in MPEG-1 format and output sequences should be in this format, too.
I was thinking that the best way to do this is to automatically create scripts (say, with Perl) and feed them to a nle application. I thought aviSynth would be good but I can't see how to save the edited output as MPEG-1 from within the script. Premiere may do batch processing but it is too expensive for me.
Does anyone know of a combination of open source tools to achieve this?
Thanks for your help!
cIC
For a research project I need to generate sequences with a lot of dissolves by randomly joining shots from different sequences using different dissolve lengths. The input sequences are in MPEG-1 format and output sequences should be in this format, too.
I was thinking that the best way to do this is to automatically create scripts (say, with Perl) and feed them to a nle application. I thought aviSynth would be good but I can't see how to save the edited output as MPEG-1 from within the script. Premiere may do batch processing but it is too expensive for me.
Does anyone know of a combination of open source tools to achieve this?
Thanks for your help!
cIC