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Timelapse export mode

Open masc4ii opened this issue 5 years ago • 8 comments

Can we make Time-Lapse export mode?

I shot MLV video @ 6 FPS and I don't want to render and process all the frames which are 6895 and size of 29.5 GB then speed it up in editing software I want to export 1 Frame after every 25 Frames for example or 1 Frame after 50 Frames this is changeable choice depending on the Time-Lapse speed you want but you got the Idea.

masc4ii avatar Sep 29 '18 10:09 masc4ii

Would be cool. Then you have to increment the frame by factor you need. I guess it's gonna be easily doable. Or am I wrong? This way even playback preview can be done.

bouncyball-git avatar Sep 29 '18 14:09 bouncyball-git

I dig this idea big time...

DeafEyeJedi avatar Sep 29 '18 18:09 DeafEyeJedi

Right... we just need a variable which is accessable from export settings - something like "Timelapse skip frames [xx frames]". And in export we increment the frames with i=i+1+variable instead of i++.

masc4ii avatar Sep 29 '18 19:09 masc4ii

I think this variable should affect playback too. For previewing whats the result gonna be.

bouncyball-git avatar Sep 29 '18 19:09 bouncyball-git

@DeafEyeJedi

Add I dig that you are still around 😃

HAYD man?

bouncyball-git avatar Sep 29 '18 19:09 bouncyball-git

Yeah... think so too... but that's difficult! :-/

masc4ii avatar Sep 29 '18 19:09 masc4ii

There are more idea's by a1ex for this topic: "180-degree averaging, instead of skipping". But because of performance reasons, this would be export only then: https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=20025.msg206662#msg206662

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masc4ii avatar Oct 02 '18 11:10 masc4ii

We can do both, skipping or averaging.

bouncyball-git avatar Oct 02 '18 14:10 bouncyball-git