Blender VSE: Guide III (3d-viewport, hotkeys, 10 bit h.264, + more!)
Note: For 17:07 (the ffmpeg bit)
Please use -c:a copy instead of the -c copy. Or if you don't have an audio input just remove both.
Proper command (with audio):
ffmpeg -framerate 500/21 -i %d.png -i audio.wav -c:v libx264 -crf 0 -pix_fmt yuv422p10le -c:a copy output.mkv
In the original command the -c copy was storing the png after the operations were done to them in the mkv. The intent though was to convert the png to video. Removing -c copy will allow the png to convert to the video format, greatly reducing filesize. There won't be any picture difference between the two videos, but it'll also make it easier to render that video out as something else in the future as well as play properly in more video players.
Tutorial Playlist (3 other new videos added over the past week):
• Blender VSE Tutorials
This tutorial is freestyle! Pick and choose what you need to know more on!
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Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00 - 0:25
Cropping: 0:25 - 0:55
Masking Extra Tidbits: 0:55 - 6:29
Reversing Strips via Speed Control: 6:29 - 15:20
FFmpeg 10 bit H.264 rendering: 15:20 - 23:50
3D viewport 1: Images Larger than your workspace: 23:50 - 57:23
Camera Clipping: 42:36 - 45:32
3D viewport 2: Text/Subtitles: 57:23 - 1:05:17
Hotkeys: 1:05:17 - end
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Links/data Mentioned in video:
C:\Windows\Fonts\
Manual way to get ur image in the 3d viewport and all the custom functionality of it:
https://blender.stackexchange.com/que...
https://blender.stackexchange.com/que...
Mikey Cal video on pseudo subtitle file process, Check his video from 12:15 onwards:
• 22 - Blender Video Editing (3D Viewport / ...
How to add videos, like we did with images (its a short video!). It's also another method of adding in images if you like it better.
• Blender Tutorial: Displaying videos in the...
How to use ffmpeg (you shouldn't need to dl an archive manager):
• How to use FFMPEG
Note this is tutorial 3, so for everyones' sakes I made the video assuming the information in the previous two has already been learnt. But I re-included some commands via text here and there to save you some time incase you forgot. If things are not explicitly talked-about/explained, it means they showed up in another video. So check out the previous videos in the playlist at the top.
So again, this is a functional explanation of things former me wanted to know going into blender. Feel free to post in the comments and nitpick anything said if you have something useful to add to the commentary. I won't be offended, but in turn please accord me the same treatment and be polite and concise.
Let me know if this was useful!
~ Thanks for Watching ~