I had a go at using Youtube's inbuilt motion stabiliser on Knebworth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8aCMyreaAQ
Looks kind of goofy. If anyone has the spare time, do the whole show and report back to me.
john bodega
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emrabt
Do you have the "before" video?
people on streets
[QUOTE] [b]Zebonka12 wrote:[/b]
If anyone has the spare time, do the whole show and report back to me.[/QUOTE]
yes boss.
If anyone has the spare time, do the whole show and report back to me.[/QUOTE]
yes boss.
john bodega
"Do you have the "before" video? "
I just glommed about a minute of random spots from someone else's full gig upload.
It was blurry to begin with though. I know that the video isn't the best quality to begin with, but I suspect it got even crappier when they put it on Youtube. It'd be handy if someone had the neatest copy available to try and do a bit of stabilising on.
I just glommed about a minute of random spots from someone else's full gig upload.
It was blurry to begin with though. I know that the video isn't the best quality to begin with, but I suspect it got even crappier when they put it on Youtube. It'd be handy if someone had the neatest copy available to try and do a bit of stabilising on.
guild93
I have a copy of the the best known version, I can post it.
guild93
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john bodega
That might be handy. I have no idea how long it'd take Youtube to process a gig-length video (it took about half an hour to do the clip I put up). Still, I figured it'd be worth fooling around with.