It took a while to realise that that feature does not work anymore in 2.7, despite the UI to save and load x264 configurations is still there (which is confusing). Recently, while passing from 2.6 to 2.7, I tried to migrate a some custom x264 configuration files.
The only relevant change was necessary to avoid exactly this sort of annoyance (not really a problem as keys "2", "3" and "4" are always in reach) on wide screens.Įumagga0x2a, you are an inexhaustible source of information. QuoteIn any case, I managed to complete my task using version 2.7.3, which does not present this problem. This will autoscale the video to fit the available space, yes. Quote(however maximising the window fixes the problem). What resolution does your monitor have? What is the resolution of the video? Do you know that you can downscale the video pressing 2, 3 or 4 up to 1/4 of the original size?
#ADD PHOTO TO MOVIE STILL WINDOWS#
When I open it (in Windows 7, up to date), the bottom of the main window (which contains essential GUI elements) falls below the visible screen and it is not possible to resize the window so to show the bottom
I exploit the opportunity to give some feedback on the last version (2.7.5). In the last step, load the output from the second phase into Avidemux and append the main video, apply if necessary the "Fade in/out" filters at the boundary and re-encode the video. Prepare an external audio track matching exactly the properties (codec, codec settings, bitrate, number of channels and channel layout) of the audio in the video, load the still image video from the first step into Avidemux and add that external audio track, save the output in copy mode. In this case load just the JPG into Avidemux, add "Still Image" video filter for the desired duration and if necessary the "resample FPS" filter to match the FPS of the main video (use pre-defined values whenever possible). There are different ways to accomplish your task depending on what you really want.ĭo you want the map to be shown during the duration of the video? In this case the 2nd way was correct, you just need to right-click the logo filter in the list of active filters and select "make partial".ĭo you want to prepend the map to the video? (I assume that you would want it to be shown longer than just for a tiny fraction of a second.) if I set 5s for the fad in/out value, after 5s of playing the video, the picture fades in but then the picture is played for the rest of the video). I tried to use the fad in/out value, but it seems to be associated only to when the picture fades in (i.e. When I encode, playing the resulting video shows just the picture.
.jpg "add photo to movie still")
So, if you suggest me a way to properly integrate the audio, the task is complete.įirst, I loaded the original video in Avidemux, then I used the AddLogo video filter to add the picture (at 0,0, alpha 255). The problem now is to add the audio, bearing in mind the synch problems that I described in my previous post. I tried to encode and the resulting video is ok (when the video is opened in a video player, I can see the picture, then clicking "play" shows the video correctly). It works, except that the audio of the video is not available in the audio tracks. I tried in many ways to integrate the still picture with the video, but I encountered some issues.įor the time being I describe two ways that I tried.įirst, I opened the picture in Avidemux and then I appended the original video. jpg the same size (in pixels) as the video. In the context of the same task described in my previous post "Audio timing problems", I would like to add a still picture (a map) as the first image of the video.
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