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• Stacking 3 gmp4-files using Avisynth and VirtualDub, results in wrong colors and distorted files

  22 juin 2015, par Frederik Amann

  I need to conduct the seemingly simple task of stacking 3 files next to each other. They are all the same : .avi Container, 320x240, 4:3, 25 fps, GeoVision Advanced MPEG-4 GEO codec.
  I installed the GeoVision codec (http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/5_8.asp# - select "other utilities"), so my system (windows media player, media player classic) can play back the files. Also, I can open and work with them in Virtual Dub. I installed AviSynth and wrote the simple script for stacking them next to each other

  h1 = AVISource("Event20150423075842001.avi")
  
  
  
  h2 = AVISource("Event20150423075842002.avi")
  
  
  
  h3 = AVISource("Event20150423075848003.avi")
  
  
  
  StackHorizontal(h1, h2, h3)

  now, when I save it as .avs and then open it using VirtualDub, I see three videos nicely put next to each other, but the colors are weird and parts of the video are upside down and everything is just ..wrong - see Screenshot http://www.linkfile.de/download-46f71057ed130f9be29510f68ce4ee71.php. First I thought it has something to do with avisynth taking the wrong codec, so i forced it on gmp4 (as you can also see in the screenshot), but the result is the same. I have now also Avisynth+ installed, as well as VirtualDubMod.
  When I open the .avs in VDMod, I get "couldn’t locate decompressor for format YV24", but it still opens the video which looks a little better though (but when I make a direct stream copy and save it, then play it back in MPC it looks exactly the same as it looked on the first screenshot). So this error points me toward something related to the colorspace.
  Now my questions :

  • How can I find out in which format my files are ? YUV24, YUV12, ..?
  • And then, how can I tell Avisynth to use a format that VirtualDubMod can deal with ?
  • Or how can I make VirtualDub deal with YUV24 ? Am I just missing a codec ? Is my train of thought even slightly on the right track, or is my problem something totally different ?

  I also found this related thread : Editing/Decoding AVI files using system-installed proprietary codecs, but using avisynth and ffmpeg, I get similar results as with VirtualDub.

  I can’t use the solution of converting all my files first and then do the stacking in a second step - because the actual files I have to work with are about 180 videos, each like 8hours long and the time it would consume would stand in no relation to my possibilities..

  I really have looked for solutions during the past week, and I think I’m close, but I sadly just don’t know enough about programming to be able to solve it on my own.. so I also want to excuse for any apparent stupidities in my explanation ;)
  I’m very thankfull for any help

  Have a good time everybody

  EDIT :
  So I have some more Info, and an example file, which I can’t link in this post -.- because I -again- have not enough reputation, very nice. I will try to comment and post the links :)

  Here is what the info() command brought me :
  Colorspace : YV24,
  FieldBased (Separated) Video : NO,
  Parity : Bottom Field First,
  Video Pitch : 320 bytes,
  Audio : NO,
  CPU detected : x87 MMX ISSE SSE4.1 SSSE3

• OpenCV video writing to named pipe

  21 janvier 2012, par user28667

  I'm trying to send videos created with OpenCV in real-time to user though Apache (user downloads video from a website). I don't need streaming video. I'm just trying to transfer whole video file. My OpenCV program writes video to a named pipe (created with mkfifo) and PHP scrpt reads from it and outputs to user.

  The problem is that pipe-transfered videos doesn't open in Windows. They're shorter exactly at 7072 bytes (checked with different videos). They are not just truncated. The first difference between videos appeared in 5-th byte. And there is no mistake in PHP script. I've checked it using :

  cat fifo.avi > output.avi

  The result was the same. How to make OpenCV write videos to pipes just as to normal files ? Why this happens ? Or is there another way to send videos in real-time to user ?

  P. S. Thanks and sorry for bad English
  P. P. S. I'm creating CvVideoWriter with this code if it matters :

  cvCreateVideoWriter("fifo.avi",CV_FOURCC('M','J','P','G'),25,cvSize(blah blah blah),1)

• Can't generate libx264.dll. MinGW : not c Compiler found

  20 avril 2015, par Sandie C

  It’s my first post in a forum ever (and in english...) Any suggestion is welcomed.

  So let’s started !

  My global goal is to recorder/transcoding and dispay an IP Camera stream from a .bat whitch calling vlc.

  I want an asf container containing h264 and aac.

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  .bat :

  cd C :\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC

  vlc rtsp ://root:root@ip_adresse/media.amp —sout "#transcode vcodec=x264, vb=112 , acodec==aac, fps=25:duplicatedst=display,dst=standardaccess=file,mux = asf,dst=flux.asf" -v

  ---

  when I first execute this, VLC told me that H264 encoder was not found, so I decided to compile x264.

  I followed this link

  http://www.ayobamiadewole.com/Blog/How-to-build-x264-or-libx264.dll-in-Windows

  I succeed to make the .exe but and when I got to

  ./configure —disable-cli —enable-shared —extra-ldflags=-Wl,—output-def=libx264.def

  minGW shell indicates : not working c compiler found

  I tried to find some answer, but i didn’t found a good one.

  Does anyone have an idea of what i’m doing wrong ?