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README.TXT | 2011-11-16 | 2.1 kB | |
videomerge3d | 2011-11-16 | 8.2 kB | |
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November 16, 2011 - added use of mpeg4 ( ffmpeg encoder ) as default - x264 seems broken now - edit command yourself with -norun - now prints out gstreamer command for you to edit manually - soundL or -soundR options to only use audio from one source (but soundLR is default). March 21, 2011 - audio was reversed. Fixed! LCamera = left audio, RCamera = right audio Install: copy to your /usr/bin ( or /usr/local/bin ) directory or just run locally via ./videomerge3d Use: run ./videomerge3d without arguments to see these instructions for use: videomerge3d { [-option] [leftfile rightfile ] [output.avi] } Files will be joined as a single left right video file. You must have GStreamer plugins to support options below. NOTE: default output is 1280x720. Change via options (e.g. -640 or -1080p ). Warning:h264 is (was) broken - use mpeg4 (default) instead Options: -play don't save, just play. If one file supplied this is implied. -play with two files supplied will join them before playing. -norun will produce the gstreamer commandline for you to (modify and) run seperately -v verbose Video Compression: -h264 h264 video compression - broken? -mpeg4_b2 bitrate = 2Mb/S -mpeg4_b4 bitrate = 4Mb/S (default) -mpeg4_b6 bitrate = 6Mb/S -mpeg4_b8 bitrate = 8Mb/S -jpeg jpeg video compression -mpeg2 mpeg1/2 encoder Audio Compression: -aac aac audio compression (default) -mp3 mp3 audio compression -celt celt audio compression -ano no audio compression Containers: -avi avi (default) -ogg ogg -mtk matroska -asf MS's asf -flv flash video Resolutions: (resulting video is double this width) -640 scale to 640x480 -320 scale to 320x240 -720p scale to 1280x720 (default) -360p scale to 640x360 -180p scale to 320x180 -1080p scale to 1920x1080 -540p scale to 960x540 -270p scale to 480x270 Effects: -ste stereophonic enhance -soundLR (default) - left video = left speaker, right video = right speaker -soundL - use left video as source -soundR - use right video as source