I'm having issues that it uses
far too much disk space when saving to raw video and I'm having issues when
it saves to a compressed format with it maxing the CPU and eventually
failing.
Suggestions appreciated.
Pet
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g community. I've passed some home camcorder
video taken in relatively low light through mjpegtools and it looks great
played back on my TV - I've managed to get rid of a lot of the noise that was
obvious on the raw video.
Pete
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On Sunday 18 January 2009, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
> Hallo
>
> Peter Chant wrote:
> > Any suggestions of a video file format to use whilst undergoing the
> > editing process after having passed video through mjpegtools? I know a
> > raw format is ideal, but I
notice much. If you wath them
> on a new Set where you have HDMI (or any other digital transmition I
> think you will notice it.
Normal standard definition TV. I don't think the basic quality of the source
material merits me getting too excited. That said, as I posted earlier,
m
