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poisondeathray · 3rd July 2016, 03:26

For the memory issue, is that with avs script and filters, or did you "bake" it to an intermediate? Splitting it out would reduce memory issues

For mercalli (and all stablizers), they can all soften to picture to an extent, even without zoom. x,y subpixel translation or rotations can also soften the picture, dewarping /cmos correction (if the program has it) can also soften the picture. Some of what you're seeing is going to be compression related issues if you're using h264. It's too bad that version doesn't allow lossless export.

You can indirectly use avs with anything, using avfs . I've never come across a Windows program that won't accept the "fake" AVI. But some receiving programs require RGB24 or 32 (ie. add ConvertToRGB24 or 32 to the end) , but many will accept as is

Other popular options for generic stabilization : ffmpeg has libvidstab, and there is also warp stabilizer in Adobe .

There are also other categories of stabilizers, but they are meant for tracking and compositing VFX work, not generic use hand held shots. They usually require more manual input

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poisondeathray Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 5,377	For the memory issue, is that with avs script and filters, or did you "bake" it to an intermediate? Splitting it out would reduce memory issues For mercalli (and all stablizers), they can all soften to picture to an extent, even without zoom. x,y subpixel translation or rotations can also soften the picture, dewarping /cmos correction (if the program has it) can also soften the picture. Some of what you're seeing is going to be compression related issues if you're using h264. It's too bad that version doesn't allow lossless export. You can indirectly use avs with anything, using avfs . I've never come across a Windows program that won't accept the "fake" AVI. But some receiving programs require RGB24 or 32 (ie. add ConvertToRGB24 or 32 to the end) , but many will accept as is Other popular options for generic stabilization : ffmpeg has libvidstab, and there is also warp stabilizer in Adobe . There are also other categories of stabilizers, but they are meant for tracking and compositing VFX work, not generic use hand held shots. They usually require more manual input Last edited by poisondeathray; 3rd July 2016 at 03:35.