Hello,
I'm Still new to encoding/converting, hope you all help me
i have 3D Left and Right MKV that i would like to convert it to one single file mkv (HALF SBS)
the file is example
JohnDoe.Left.mkv (1080p, with sound)
JohnDoe.Right.mkv (1080p, no sound)
i would like to make it as
JohnDoe.HSBS.mkv (1080P, with sound)
so resize and join the left and right as a single file
so my question is ?
1. Is is possible?
2. What tools i need?
3. I keep hearing use avisynth, if yes could you provide the script to resize and join?
Thanks
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regarding 1.: yes, assuming I understood what you want
regarding 2.:
1. Avisynth
2. FFMpegSource needs to be extracted into the Avisynth plugins folder
3. a video encoder or encoder gui that can handle avisynth scripts as input and output mkv files in what ever format you aim for
regarding 3.:
Assuming I understood you right, that you got two files
[1.] JohnDoe.Left.mkv with a resolution of 1920x1080 (and audio)
[2.] JohnDoe.Right.mkv with a resolution of 1920x1080
and you want to stack them horizontal [1. 2.] which would result in a resolution of 3840x1080 and then resize to 1920x1080, this should work:
Code:#load sources: left = FFVideoSource("Path to JohnDoe.Left.mkv", threads=1) #FFVideoSource: http://ffmpegsource.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/ffms2-avisynth.html audio = FFAudioSource("Path to JohnDoe.Left.mkv") #FFAudioSource: http://ffmpegsource.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/ffms2-avisynth.html right = FFVideoSource("Path to JohnDoe.Right.mkv", threads=1) #join video: lr = StackHorizontal(left, right) #http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/StackHorizontal #resize video: lr = BicubicResize(lr, 1920, 1080) # http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Resize #join audio&video: AudioDub(lr, audio) #http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/AudioDub #output return last
Last edited by Selur; 3rd Apr 2012 at 07:12.
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Selur, you are seem to be a much faster typist than I am...but I concur.
Then you would load the .AVS in an app that supports it (Vdub, e.g.) to convert/save to the file format you want (of course, if you use Vdub, output will ONLY be AVI, and you'll need to remux to MKV, etc).
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Hi thanks for the quick reply,
after installing avisynth 2.58 and extracted ffmpegsource to avisynth plugin folder
and i run the script above using kmplayer
it show script error: there is no function named "FFMpegVideo" Line 2
i also tried vdub and AvsPmod both showing the same error, seem there is no FFMpegVideo function or i need something else?
i'm using windows 7 x64 -
Typo should have been a FFVideoSource, fixed it in the previous post,...
Last edited by Selur; 3rd Apr 2012 at 02:46.
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don't delete it, at an 's', needs to be "threads=" (there is a reason I added links to the manual,...)
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yeah and the problem is that with threads not 1 you will run into problems since the FFVideoSource code isn't really stable when it comes to threading,.. -> threads=1 is the savest way to go and still fast.
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