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DV Video files
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 10:12 pm
by ignaciobel
Hi,
please I need some help, I am not able to watch my DV Video files correctly in my Samsung Tv.
I can see them through transcoding, but they are in 4:3 aspect ratio, instead of 16:9, like the original file.
Thank you
Re: DV Video files
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2010 5:35 pm
by Eugene
Hi,
ignaciobel wrote:
please I need some help, I am not able to watch my DV Video files correctly in my Samsung Tv.
I can see them through transcoding, but they are in 4:3 aspect ratio, instead of 16:9, like the original file.
Perhaps using transcoding profile "Movies-TsMuxer", which does not change the video. Try to choose a transcoding profile "Movies (primary)"
Re: DV Video files
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2010 6:37 pm
by ignaciobel
Hi,
I tried all profiles, the best results (quality) are with profile "movies (primary)" in deinterlaced mode as shown in this topic:
http://www.wildmediaserver.com/forum/vi ... hilit=dvsd, but always in 4:3 (all profiles that worked), it seems like it does not recognize the 16:9 aspect ratio. Other videos from the same camera (same properties) but in 4:3 are shown correctly. Also VLC plays the file in 4:3, but Windows does it right. (running windows7)
Thank you
Re: DV Video files
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2010 7:07 pm
by Eugene
Hi,
ignaciobel wrote:
I tried all profiles, the best results (quality) are with profile "movies (primary)" in deinterlaced mode as shown in this topic:
http://www.wildmediaserver.com/forum/vi ... hilit=dvsd, but always in 4:3 (all profiles that worked), it seems like it does not recognize the 16:9 aspect ratio. Other videos from the same camera (same properties) but in 4:3 are shown correctly. Also VLC plays the file in 4:3, but Windows does it right. (running windows7)
You can use the forced change of frame size in the transcoding profile "Movies (additional)"
Settings - Transcoder - Profiles - "Movies (additional)" - Edit -
find
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if (iWidth > 0) and (iHeight > 0) then begin
if WmsTranscodingFrameParams(iWidth, iHeight, cfgTranscodingScreenFormat,
iPadLeft, iPadTop, iPadRight, iPadBottom) then begin
iFrameWidth := iWidth;
iFrameHeight := iHeight;
if (iPadLeft > 0) or (iPadRight > 0) or (iPadTop > 0) or (iPadBottom > 0) then begin
sParams := sParams + Format(' -padleft %d -padright %d -padtop %d -padbottom %d -padcolor %s',
[iPadLeft, iPadRight, iPadTop, iPadBottom, WmsConvertColor(cfgTranscodingPadColor)]);
if cfgTranscodingFrameExists then
sParams := sParams + cfgTranscodingFrameParams;
Inc(iFrameWidth, iPadLeft + iPadRight);
Inc(iFrameHeight, iPadTop + iPadBottom);
end
end else begin
iFrameWidth := iWidth;
iFrameHeight := iHeight;
end;
replace on
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if (iWidth > 0) and (iHeight > 0) then begin
iFrameWidth := 720; iFrameHeight := 406;
iWidth := 720; iHeight := 406;
Re: DV Video files
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:33 pm
by ignaciobel
Ok, it works now,
but how do I get the video deinterlaced now, please?
One more thing, Is there a way to get several videos in the same folder in transcode mode?, instead of one folder for each clip.
Thank you very much.
Re: DV Video files
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2010 8:30 am
by Eugene
ignaciobel wrote:Ok, it works now,
but how do I get the video deinterlaced now, please?
One more thing, Is there a way to get several videos in the same folder in transcode mode?, instead of one folder for each clip.
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csFFMpegVideoParams = ' -f %s -vcodec %s -b %d%s -aspect %s -copyts -pix_fmt yuv420p -deinterlace';
If you set the profile for transcoding files, you can choose a playback through the usual folder.
Re: DV Video files
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 3:55 pm
by ignaciobel
Great, I am just getting my license.
thank you very much