I got a few video files recorded on the XDA2 but how to edit them using software like Adobe Premier? Can't seem to open them on the PC?
get a IMSA MP4 compliant filter for Premiere...
or, open it in Apple Quicktime and export to other video formats, like AVI.
and edit from there.
hi,
how do i convert videos taken with the blackstone?
i setup mpeg4 but neither windows movie thing editor nor virtualdub can handle the file.
but i can play it with mpc without any problems.
linux...at least i see the video
i like to convert it to some moviemaker compatible format so i can quick edit some files to one video with effects in between.
thx!
Blackstone videos are already highly compressed as it is, so recoding them only to be able to use them in movie maker would give you awful videos. your best bet is avisynth - a frameserving application which basically feeds uncompressed stream from original video to the editing application. The idea is this, you create a text file which contains a link to the input file, save it with an .avs extension and then open that with an editing application. The avs file could be as simple as this:
DirectShowSource("c:\VIDEO0001.mp4")
I tried it now, and it works. You need to download avisynth and install it. Unforunately, i don't remember which apps open .avs files.
sorry i don't get it...
it's not about compression in detail.
i mean i do not want to compress or decompress the files.
i can not use it with moviemaker cause i just hear the sound and the picture is black.
so i thought i convert it to a format moviemaker can handle as it seems htc is saving it in some format that can not be used.
which i think is strange but...what do i know...
i which i could do all that with my jaunty
Well, here's the deal - every time you edit a video and save it, you are recompressing it, meaning you're getting a degraded picture quality. If you are only cutting out portions of video, then you can save it without recompression, meaning you get the same quality as the original file. The moment you add effects to the video (transitions, resizing, etc...), you have to reencode video - and get lower quality. Now, that may not be a big deal when your input files are high resolution videos, but when the input file is a heavily compressed ile, such as those made with Blackstone, it will definitely show.
Movie maker can't open mp4 files. The way i see it, if you really want to edit the files, your best bet is to download Super, a freware app which uses AviSynth as a part of it's encoding process, then output the files from blackstone as avi files in HuffYuv codec (lossless compression codec), open it in Windows Movie Maker, edit it and then save it. Note that Windows Movie Maker doesn't output to mp4, only wmv.
As far as getting only the sound an no video - deinstall all codecs or codec packs from your system and install ffdshow.
Hello!
Do you guys know if there is an Android Video Stabilizer?
I can find some Apps to stabilize Images with your Camera but
not when Video Recording...
Not realtime using some tools but afterwards, like in iMovie or any Video Editor!
I know that there isn't much point editing video on mobile, but I like to trim/ tweak my videos, and have a bit of a mess around. So I was just wondering about this
By default there is only a trimming tool. If you are watching a video file and hit menu button > edit > Video Editor, it says the video editor isn't installed and offers you to download it (most likely from a Samsung store so the device will need to be reg with samsung account). I haven't downloaded it so can't comment if it's any good, will probably be good enough for some simple editing. The installed trimming tool is only good for - you guessed it - trimming.
Hello,
I'm using the Samsung Gear VR Framework to develop a VR 360 video playback app. The video's I will use all have surround sound that need to be lipsync to the video.
It would be best to add to audio to the mp4 video file, but how would you then get that audio so you can rotate it using headtracking? Android mediaplayer will play the audio, but it will not rotate the field when the user rotates his head. The Samsung GVR framework relies on GVRAudioEngine (cardboard / google vr api) classes to playback audio with use of the headtracking (binaural). However, that only works for separate audio files, not linked to video. I'm in the dark on how to sync such audio to a video. The API doens't expose any functions to get/set playback position to allow me to make my own sync engine (I'm even not sure that this would work)
Any pointers are welcome!
Thanks,
Vincent