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Richard Torenvliet
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# ffmpeg-stabilizer
# ffmpeg-stabilizer
This is a small tool to facilitate people that are 'losers' in making videos - i.e., have shaky hands. In this
**tool-chain**
This is a small tool to facilitate people that are 'losers' in making videos - i.e., have shaky hands. In this
**tool-chain**
you can stablize (using ffmpeg)
you can stablize
a set of videos
(using ffmpeg)
.
1.
Cut specific sections within for a set of videos
1.
Cut specific sections within for a set of videos
1.
Stablize them.
1.
Stablize them.
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# Usage
# Usage
> Construct a csv file that looks like
> Construct a csv file that looks like
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csv
~~~
CSV
filename,ffmpeg-options # don't include this header..
filename,ffmpeg-options # don't include this header..
converted/MVI_9154.MOV,-ss 00:00:27 -t 00:00:31
converted/MVI_9154.MOV,-ss 00:00:27 -t 00:00:31
converted/MVI_9154.MOV,-ss 00:00:51 -t 00:00:53
converted/MVI_9154.MOV,-ss 00:00:51 -t 00:00:53
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./stablize.sh list.csv
./stablize.sh list.csv
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~~~
## Notes
On ubuntu you probably need to change
`ffmpeg`
to
`libav`
, and it should work then. This is however not tested yet.
## Disclaimer
## Disclaimer
This tool has been 'hacked' together, but is nonetheless very useful. Don't complain about readability, it's Bash.. get over it ;)
This tool has been 'hacked' together, but is nonetheless very useful. Don't complain about readability, it's Bash.. get over it ;)
Example output to check if you're doing it a bit right.
Example output to check if you're doing it a bit right.
~~~
~~~
ffmpeg -i video/MVI_9028.MOV -vf vidstabdetect=shakiness=8:accuracy=15:result=converted/MVI_9028-stb.trf -f null -
ffmpeg -i video/MVI_9028.MOV -vf vidstabdetect=shakiness=8:accuracy=15:result=converted/MVI_9028-stb.trf -f null -
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