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  1. 17th Aug 2006 23:56 #1
    rijir2001
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    I have an old concert video that is a bit shaky. Is there a program I can use to "stablize" it a bit? What I am thinking of is what I have seen law inforcement use that has a free floating window that moves around the screen that keeps one statonary point of the video in the same place.
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  2. 18th Aug 2006 00:25 #2
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    Deshaker for Virtualdub will do what you ask.
    http://www.compression.ru/video/deshaker/index_en.html
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    Wow that looks exactly what I want. Can't wait to get home to try it.

    Thanks!!!
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    Please let us know how it works out. I have some shakey concert videos too.


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    I cannot find the download link for deshaker. Where is it?


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  6. 18th Aug 2006 08:06 #6
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    http://home.bip.net/gunnart/video/Deshaker.zip
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    That's not the same as the MSU version, which does not seem to have a download link.
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  8. 18th Aug 2006 09:57 #8
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    I didn't realize MSH now has a deshaker filter and didn't notice Wile_E's link.

    I've tried the one I linked to and it works. It's a bit cumbersome if I remember correctly.
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    Deshaker for virtualdub works great.

    Thanks loads!!
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