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fenomeno83
31st August 2006, 10:24
hello,I have a problem with a video(xvid).I lost many frames while recording from ddt(mpeg2 format)and then I convert my video in xvid with autogk.I see many freeze in my final video(but I have synchrnonized audio and video and this is ok).Is there a filter that correct bad frame(not cut!!!)?thanks
JMP
31st August 2006, 20:15
I'm not sure if I understood you... You have lost some frames during encoding and got them replaced with duplicates of other frames?
If it is this, then what you can do is to throw duplicated frames away and reduce the fps rate of the video accordingly. If you are asking about a filter that would reconstruct the missing frames, than you are probably expecting too much :).
If you still have the original material, then the best solution would be to encode again, keeping your filters under control.
fenomeno83
1st September 2006, 19:09
No,I lost frame during satellite registration(I saw the final mpeg file with intervideo windvd a not fluid motion because many frames were lost).After I convert to xvid I see the video in fluid motion,but there were 2 problems:
1-the video have freeze
2-video and audio aren't syncronized
I resolved the second problem,but for freeze???
An example is here:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=W938Q27H
stickboy
1st September 2006, 20:26
Exactly how do you want to correct the bad frames?
fenomeno83
2nd September 2006, 01:41
:rolleyes: Do you have a idea?Perhaps with a particular effect or with a filter that substitute the freeze pixel with a not freeze near pixel?!:confused:
stickboy
2nd September 2006, 07:51
What do you mean by "not freeze near pixel", and where would you get one from? If you lost frames, you can't recreate them.
I think the best you can do is to live with the duplicate frames, to delete them, or to replace the missing frames with blended versions of the surrounding frames. If you duplicate or delete, your video won't be smooth, and I think the blended frames would be distracting.
fenomeno83
2nd September 2006, 12:23
how can i duplicate?a filter?i want eliminate freeze also if I worse the quality(for example with a particular contrast of brightness and colors)
stickboy
3rd September 2006, 04:28
Freezing is the same as duplication. My point is that you either have to live with jerkiness in some form or you'll need to introduce distracting blended frames.
fenomeno83
3rd September 2006, 12:30
How can I do this?thanks
stickboy
3rd September 2006, 21:05
Do which? I keep trying to explain that there is no good solution!
fenomeno83
3rd September 2006, 23:32
Can't I resolve my problem?
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