Video Stab Software IS needed... who uses what?
06-02-2007, 07:15 PM
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RE: Video Stab Software IS needed... who uses what?
I tried the VirtualDub version 1.6.14 with Gunnar Thalin's Deshaker version 2.2 plugin (all free). It seems to work fairly well but there are so many parameters that I doubt I had an optimized setting. Can anyone on this list recommend some settings to use in the 1st and 2nd pass processing?
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Mike,
In DFI's free Vdub download (to customers), there's a folder called "Manual", which has really good step-by-step directions for dummies like me. The PDF documents are install, deinterlace, deshake, crop&resize and levels&sharpen. That's a good place to start, then you can branch out later. The only change I made was to use WMV9 compression instead of the recommended Panasonic codec which didn't work on my system. It might be different on a Mac. I recommend downloading the version without examples. Call DFI for the password.
- Bruce
In DFI's free Vdub download (to customers), there's a folder called "Manual", which has really good step-by-step directions for dummies like me. The PDF documents are install, deinterlace, deshake, crop&resize and levels&sharpen. That's a good place to start, then you can branch out later. The only change I made was to use WMV9 compression instead of the recommended Panasonic codec which didn't work on my system. It might be different on a Mac. I recommend downloading the version without examples. Call DFI for the password.
- Bruce
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RE: Video Stab Software IS needed... who uses what?
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Mike,
In DFI's free Vdub download (to customers), there's a folder called "Manual", which has really good step-by-step directions for dummies like me. The PDF documents are install, deinterlace, deshake, crop&resize and levels&sharpen. That's a good place to start, then you can branch out later. The only change I made was to use WMV9 compression instead of the recommended Panasonic codec which didn't work on my system. It might be different on a Mac. I recommend downloading the version without examples. Call DFI for the password.
- Bruce
Mike,
In DFI's free Vdub download (to customers), there's a folder called "Manual", which has really good step-by-step directions for dummies like me. The PDF documents are install, deinterlace, deshake, crop&resize and levels&sharpen. That's a good place to start, then you can branch out later. The only change I made was to use WMV9 compression instead of the recommended Panasonic codec which didn't work on my system. It might be different on a Mac. I recommend downloading the version without examples. Call DFI for the password.
- Bruce
Mike
