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Hi!
I have a Canon Digital IXUS v3. It can record 30s long videos in 640x480 @ 15fps.
The IQ is great, but the fps makes the video a bit jerky.
I always compress the movie with divX when I store it on my computer, 'cause it takes up much less space.
Now. I was checking the new features in WMP9 and found this:
Look a bit down at the 'Videos smoothing' feature.
That sure does look interesting to me. I downloaded the sample and saw the awsome difference. But it doesnt seem to work with my movies. They are as jerky as without the feature enabled. Perhaps it only support wmv?
But anyway. I dont want to use WMP9. This 'interpolating' and 'filling in missing frames' must be possible to do when I re-encode my videos right?
Any1 know what tool I could use?
And perhaps a little hints on how I do it?
Best Regards
pHr33
I have a Canon Digital IXUS v3. It can record 30s long videos in 640x480 @ 15fps.
The IQ is great, but the fps makes the video a bit jerky.
I always compress the movie with divX when I store it on my computer, 'cause it takes up much less space.
Now. I was checking the new features in WMP9 and found this:
Look a bit down at the 'Videos smoothing' feature.
That sure does look interesting to me. I downloaded the sample and saw the awsome difference. But it doesnt seem to work with my movies. They are as jerky as without the feature enabled. Perhaps it only support wmv?
But anyway. I dont want to use WMP9. This 'interpolating' and 'filling in missing frames' must be possible to do when I re-encode my videos right?
Any1 know what tool I could use?
And perhaps a little hints on how I do it?
Best Regards
pHr33
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