The only problem is that i have to always render the timeline, which will take a long time. i changed the script around so that i could change the video codec, audio codec, format and the output file extension.Īnd i use the -f option which forces a certain format on ffmpeg.Īnd that seemed to work ok in fcp if i set the project to: i've been playing with some of the settings for ffmpeg.
I use cinelerra and the 1080i source video has to deinterlace.ĭo you think it's better to deinterlace during the conversion m2ts->avi or could be better to deinterlace using cinelerra filter? Then i tried with mpegvideo code and it runs well. Input #0, yuv4mpegpipe, from 'bits0001.y4m': I found only a little problems during the last step:
I spent a lot of hour in internet, but this is the first solution I found that use only opensource programs. It's about a month that I'm looking for a m2ts conversion. If there is anyone out there who knows what they are doing with ffmpeg and y4m file using yuv4mpeg.Īt this point, you have a. Here's a link to the package I put together:ġ. m2ts files to a format playable with mplayer. For those of us using Linux, I put together a readme and some sample scripts on how to convert.
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