[wplug] Re: flv and video editing in linux?
R.E.Coutch
robert.coutch at verizon.net
Thu Apr 24 13:58:26 EDT 2008
Recent versions of Mplayer and Mencoder can handle flv files.
Mencoder has an option of convert a movie file to a directory full of images and vice-versa.
>From: Roland Hess <me at harkyman.com>
>Date: 2008/04/24 Thu AM 11:53:51 CDT
>To: wplug at wplug.org
>Subject: [wplug] Re: flv and video editing in linux?
>Hi Zach --
>
>I just joined this list yesterday, so you're in luck!
>
>I'm one of the devs on the Blender project, and it just so happens that
>our latest release candidate allows you to import FLV files (via
>FFMPEG). If you're just doing an import/conversion export, all you will
>need to do is load up the .flv in the Sequence Editor, then set up an
>animation matching the frame range, choose the appropriate export format
>(avi, mpeg, I think we do Quicktime too, but not on Linux) and go.
>
>If you want to apply effects, the best way to do so would be to load the
>.flv then "render" it into a sequence of image files, like .png's or
>something. Then, bring those back in and do your post-pro/effects work
>on them. That'll be much easier than trying to slice n' dice individual
>frames from the raw .flv. Afterward, export to your format of choice.
>
>You'll be using Blender's Sequence Editor, which is made for video
>editing and post-pro.
>
>So, a link to the latest release candidates of Blender:
>http://download.blender.org/release/Blender2.46rc/
>
>You'll want the file labeled "blender-2.46-test2", and then choose from
>static/dynamic, 32/64 bit, and python 2.4/2.5 depending on your distro
>and setup.
>
>For how to use Blender and the Sequencer... um...
>http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Manual/Video_Sequence_Editing
>
>That wiki is from version 2.43, but the fundamentals will hold true.
>
>Good luck!
>
>Roland Hess
>
>> I have an FLV file and wish to extract the video file (or convert it
>> to AVI, MPEG etc.) and do frame by frame editing (remove certain
>> frames, apply effects to other frames, re-arrange the frame order).
>>
>> Anyone know how to do this and which open source program(s) would work nicely?
>>
>> Zach
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