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  1. Hi and thanks in advance!
    In need to encode video in very high resolution for a video wall proyect (5816x2256 pixels). I had tried many choices, but the few that gave me the size...did't play in real time
    Does anyone know of a good video compresor that can do 5816x2256 and play in real time? It could be .mp4 or mpeg2 format.
    The software could be also mac or pc.

    Thaks!!
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    I doubt if any prosumer encoder could encode at that resolution. You would need a very high bitrate and very fast drives etc.

    But surely a 'video wall' cuts up the large video into smaller parts to give the impression of a large canvas. You do not start with a large canvas. ??????
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  3. Thanks for the fast reply.

    Indeed I deliver to the client in that big resolution (5816x2256).
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    But why 5K ?. Even 4K is rather difficult to achieve.
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    standard levels/profiles of mpeg-4 have a max size of 4k and mpeg-2 is only 2k.

    i think you'll find 5k is going to be image sequence only.
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    And even 5K cameras do not shoot video at 5k resolution (unless you are Peter Jackson)
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    new red cams do shoot 5k. they record to compressed image sequences at 2GB/min.
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    Originally Posted by aedipuss View Post
    new red cams do shoot 5k. they record to compressed image sequences at 2GB/min.
    Sure. But that is about 12fps and $35k for the privilege.
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    Originally Posted by DB83 View Post
    Originally Posted by aedipuss View Post
    new red cams do shoot 5k. they record to compressed image sequences at 2GB/min.
    Sure. But that is about 12fps and $35k for the privilege.

    you are off by a factor of 10. the red epic can shoot full 5k raw at 120fps. currently about $19k
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  12. Many codecs will encode and decode 5816x2256. ffdshow's MJPEG codec does. So do x264 and Xvid (and probably Divx). I don't know if you'll get smooth playback though. SMPlayer (under Windows 7) was able to play a 5816x2256 30 fps Xvid AVI smoothly, but not the other two codecs. That was on my i5 2500K with a single 1920x1080 display. Other players I tried didn't play any of them smoothly.
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  13. I will try ffdshow codec to see if it will work for my video, thanks
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Many codecs will encode and decode 5816x2256. ffdshow's MJPEG codec does. So do x264 and Xvid (and probably Divx). I don't know if you'll get smooth playback though. SMPlayer (under Windows 7) was able to play a 5816x2256 30 fps Xvid AVI smoothly, but not the other two codecs. That was on my i5 2500K with a single 1920x1080 display. Other players I tried didn't play any of them smoothly.
    isn't the 5816x2256p30 being downscaled by SMPlayer to 1080p? technically you can't say it was able to play it as it wasn't showing a full 5k image, now if you had a monitor that was capable of displaying such a resolution and it was able to play on your pc that would be a different story.

    i have 4k content that i can view on my pc but since my monitor maxes out at 1280x1024 i really don't know how smoothly the content would play in full 4k.
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  15. Originally Posted by deadrats View Post
    isn't the 5816x2256p30 being downscaled by SMPlayer to 1080p?.
    Of course. That's why I pointed it out. In any case, the CPU had to decompress the full 5816x2256 video before it could downscale.
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  16. In need to encode video in very high resolution for a video wall proyect (5816x2256 pixels). I had tried many choices, but the few that gave me the size...did't play in real time
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