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Sorry I confused you with that. At that point, I was referring to the default length being 1001 frames, and thinking from your 41 secs timing that you probably had set the rate to 25fps yourself. In an earlier post, you had used 29.97.
The actual frame rate used for this probably doesn't matter since you have no moving pictures anyway. |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I used 24fps and 5779 frames. It came out 4:00sec. But the damn audio just won't mux. Some other weird thing: I adjusted CBR in Xvid to 1100kbps and the project size while encoding showed 16MB. After it was done the video was 2.3MB with 87kbps bitrate.
Update: I've found a nice script for that: Code:
# SCRIPT VARIABLES # audiosource="audio.mp3" videosource="video.png" framerate=1 thumbduration=6 # SET AUDIO/VIDEO # audio1 = directshowsource(audiosource) duration1 = audio1.Audiolength / audio1.Audiorate video1 = ImageSource(videosource, end=duration1, fps=framerate).ConvertToRGB32 # ADD MINI THUMBNAIL # duration2 = (duration1 - thumbduration) / 2 thumb1 = imagesource(videosource, end=thumbduration, fps=framerate).ConvertToRGB32.lanczos4Resize(19,14) thumb2 = blankclip(thumb1, length=duration2, color=$000000) thumb3 = blankclip(thumb1, length=duration2, color=$000000) thumb4 = thumb2 + thumb1 + thumb3 video2=Layer(video1, thumb4) # RETURN FINAL VIDEO # return(video2) Last edited by Smirky; 5th September 2009 at 15:53. |
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