Converting a sample video file of any resolution to 13000x1080 resolution

[user321]

Hi,

I want to convert a sample video file of any resolution to 13000x1080 resolution using any video convertor. I searched in web but want able to find any converter. Kindly let me know how it can be done.

Thanks
User

[smrpix]

You can do it as frame sequences (.dpx, .png, etc) with Adobe Media Encoder, but regular x264 or HEVC do not support those sizes.

[Cornucopia]

What is the target display/device/audience? How is it to be applied?

Scott

[jagabo]

I just used the x264 CLI encoder to encode a 13000x1080 MVK video from an AviSynth script. An MP4 video too.

[newpball]

Hi,

I want to convert a sample video file of any resolution to 13000x1080 resolution using any video convertor. I searched in web but want able to find any converter. Kindly let me know how it can be done.

Thanks
User

I suspect he means 1300x1080

[Cornucopia]

Don't think so: a typo in both the title and the body?

I'm guessing he wants to do a 6-panel "triptych" (of ~2:1 AR size curved ultrawide) to do some surround performance art display in a museum.
Would need a hefty HTPC with multiple, linked Quadro-level display cards & Matrox dual/triple head devices.

Scott

[Selur]

Hybrid should be able to support such resolutions.
(Haven't tried, but I know the theoretical max resolution supported is 16384x16384)

That said: 13000x1080 seems like a odd resolution.

I just used the x264 CLI encoder to encode a 13000x1080 MVK video from an AviSynth script

I suspect memory consumption will be nasty.