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| rmmcclay |
| Posted: Oct 19 2003, 04:26 AM |
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How to Do Time Lapse with VirtualDub
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There are many ways to do this, but here's
a simple recipe I use to create time-lapse
movies:
1. Open the source AVI in VirtualDub. (Let's
say an hour-long video of clouds moving
real-time across the sky.)
2. Under Video => Frame Rate => Frame Rate
Conversion, check Decimate and enter a value.
Try 15 or 30 or 60 or 120 for example. Higher
numbers = faster. Leave everything else
default.
3. Set Video to Full Processing mode and
select a compression codec (I use DivX 4).
4. Set Audio to No Audio.
5. Save the AVI under a new name.
6. Open this new file in VirtualDub.
7. Go to Video => Frame Rate => Source rate
adjustment and check "Change to" and enter a
value, for example, 29.970. Set "Frame
Rate adjustment" to: Process All Frames.
8. Set Video to Direct Stream. (Do not re-encode.)
9. No Audio.
10. Save out under a new name.
Done.
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| timtom |
| Posted: May 27 2011, 08:57 PM |
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Following your steps I was able to do time lapse, thank you
BUT as I have many heavy video files that I have to convert this way would there be a way to do the same in one step instead of two?
I tryed to decimate by 10 and adjust the source rate to 29.97 in one step but when I save it, the results does'nt inclued the 29.97 source rate.
How could I do it in one step?
Tim |
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