wow
thanks for the big details !!!
i saw the movie, very nice ! exactly the kind of stuff i wanna do, mixing history and some light informations, well that's so interesting like that.
i saw most of your recent videos : wonderfull colors, all are so beautiful, bravo !
So, you use virtualdub + x264, well, as long as you don't use any filter (resize, bulr or so), you could do it with command line ?
example:
set ffmpeg=S:\wintools\multimedia\MediaCoder\codecs64\ffmpeg.exe
set inputdir=N:\MOVIES\FRACTALS\Mandelbulb3Dv189\output\Inside_a_gold_box_02
set outputdir=N:\MOVIES\FRACTALS\Mandelbulb3Dv189\avi
set crf=23
set qp=
set preset=veryslow
::set preset=medium
%ffmpeg% -y -f image2 -framerate 50 -pattern_type sequence -start_number 000001 -i %inputdir%\Inside_a_gold_box_02%%06d.jpg -vcodec libx264 -crf %crf% -preset %preset% %outputdir%\Inside_a_gold_box_02.crf%crf%.qp%qp%.%preset%.avi
but honestly i don't understand what you do in "step 2" ??
and when do you do the AA ? with the AA ability from M3D or in step 2 ?
for the rest, well i should have been more precise... the idea behind my question was about the framerate.
- with x264:
when i make movies with lot of motion (ie: rolling cam inside a cube), with 25fps on a 42" TV all i see is sluggish, clippering video. when I change the encoding to 50fps, it becomes smooth, swift. however depending on quantizer (qp or crf) used, the bitrate my eventualy become too high for my player, resulting in clippering again : 18 to 23,000kbps
- with divX :
different quality quantizer, videos at 50fps suffers from clippering or not, same issue. bitrate fluctuates with peaks up to 25,000kbps
is there a way to still have smooth movie with big motions scenes at 30fps or should i just forget about it ?
All of the videos of yours i watched don't have the high motion scenes i'm talking about
should i just cap the higest bitrate at 15,000kpbs when encoding 720p and that's all ?