Rotterdam film source 1978-04-20 [stabilized]

Barry Durex wrote:

Chief Mouse wrote:

Barry Durex wrote:

Thanks for sharing your work.
I notice it runs about 14 seconds longer now though?

It's exactly the same. VLC doesn't display it correctly.
For some reason there are glitches with MPEG-2 files in VLC, for example Antiden's files which skip and according to VLC run about 5 seconds.

Both VLC AND format factory are showing your mkv as 7.02 but the original vob share was 6:48

The original share was 7:03. My version has only lost 1 second somewhere. I didn't make it nor slower nor faster nor cut anything. VLC and format factory are wrong, sorry.

Mediainfo -

General 
Complete name : H:\Videos\Concerts\Queen\1978 - Live in Rotterdam\1978-04-20 Rotterdam Ahoy.vob 
Format : MPEG-PS 
File size : 491 MiB 
Duration : 7mn 3s 
Overall bit rate mode : Variable 
Overall bit rate : 9 724 Kbps 
Writing library : (c) 1998-2009 Womble Multimedia, Inc. / MPEG Video Wizard (03/2009) / Jul 13 2009 

Video 
ID : 224 (0xE0) 
Format : MPEG Video 
Format version : Version 2 
Format profile : Main@Main 
Format settings, BVOP : Yes 
Format settings, Matrix : Custom 
Format settings, GOP : Variable 
Duration : 7mn 3s 
Bit rate mode : Variable 
Bit rate : 8 000 Kbps 
Width : 720 pixels 
Height : 576 pixels 
Display aspect ratio : 4:3 
Frame rate : 25.000 fps 
Standard : PAL 
Color space : YUV 
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0 
Bit depth : 8 bits 
Scan type : Interlaced 
Scan order : Top Field First 
Compression mode : Lossy 
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.772 
Time code of first frame : 00:00:00:00 
Time code source : Group of pictures header 
Stream size : 404 MiB (82%) 
Source encoded stream size : (c) 1998-2009 Womble Multimedia, Inc. / MPEG Video Wizard (03/2009) / Jul 13 2009 
Writing library : (c) 1998-2009 Womble Multimedia, Inc. / MPEG Video Wizard (03/2009) / Jul 13 2009 

Audio 
ID : 189 (0xBD)-160 (0xA0) 
Format : PCM 
Format settings, Endianness : Big 
Format settings, Sign : Signed 
Muxing mode : DVD-Video 
Duration : 7mn 3s 
Bit rate mode : Constant 
Bit rate : 1 536 Kbps 
Channel(s) : 2 channels 
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz 
Bit depth : 16 bits 
Delay relative to video : -80ms 
Stream size : 77.6 MiB (16%)

Thanks, I'm sorry you are correct.
The problem goes if I demux the original vob and make it again (it then shows 7.03)
I think you clipped the last second from the original file (with white screen and red line) which is why your mkv is 7.02

And this, folks, is a textbook example of why things need to be shared.

When put into the right hands, documents of music history can be enjoyed as they were intended to be.

Thanks for the hard work of everyone involved.

Thanks!
Very nice share and good post processing.

Thank you Chief, this was my first ever Queen concert I saw.....I went for the group, but one bloke had mesmerized the whole evening: Brian May. Those effects, the sounds, had that night a feeling which lays beyond any belief. Even the word awesome doens't capture my feelings. Again thank you!

Tom

great Chief, as always :)

Great work. Thanks!

What program did you use for stabilizing?

people on streets wrote:

Great work. Thanks!

What program did you use for stabilizing?

Virtualdub for stabilizing itself, Avisynth for frame interpolation from 18 FPS to 25 FPS.

DeShaker?

Yeah.

And... another little technical question :-) Is there a way to do that "interpolation" work using VIRTUALDUB? Thanks in advance!

Not as far as I know. Perhaps Twixtor or something similar can do something like that - I haven't used it. I think it's available for After Effects and Vegas Pro.

Thanks! Kind as usual ;-)

Chief Mouse wrote:

people on streets wrote:

Great work. Thanks!

What program did you use for stabilizing?

Virtualdub for stabilizing itself, Avisynth for frame interpolation from 18 FPS to 25 FPS.

Thanks. Great program.

Thank you Chief, this is another great work.

It looks stunning!
I´m usually not a fan of fan made videos of the 70´s other than for historical reasons, but it´s impossible not to like this one. The colours are so beautiful, and now with your work in stabilizing the picture, it looks wonderful.

Thanks again!