This allows to set custom settings at the blue source and destination frame size fields. I set the calculator on "Custom frame size". I fiddled around a bit with it and came to these settings (see attached image). While I was reading your requirements and used procedure I was curious if the new frame size calculator which is in the latest Avanti version could handle this automatically. Since I like my video at 720x480 I have to add an additional 80 pixels or 120 pixels (80+40) for each side. So if you're keeping it at 640x480 you should add 80 pixel padding on each side. The iPhone records at 640x480 so when converting you have to compensate for 160 pixel difference. īTW Why didn't you reply on the animated gif question? I'm doing this for free! You have to rotate on the input, not on the output. At least that works for me.ĮDIT2: Nothing wrong with the template. It says 480x720 but the internal command line is -vf "scale=720:480,setdar=4/3,transpose=dir=1"Ĭurrent solution is to put -pix_fmt yuv411p -s 720x480 -vfout "transpose=dir=1" at the command line. Frame size: 720x576 pixel format: yuv420p, framerate: 25/1 Although it has -pix_fmt yuv411p on the command line and is set to 720x480 and 29.97 fps.
Frame size: 960x720 pixel format: yuv422p, framerate: 50/1 Frame size: 1440x1080 pixel format: yuv422p, framerate: 25/1 Frame size: 1280x1080 pixel format: yuv422p, framerate: Frame size: 720x576 pixel format: yuv422p, framerate: 25/1 Frame size: 720x576 pixel format: yuv411p, framerate: 25/1
Frame size: 720x576 pixel format: yuv420p, framerate: 25/1 Code: Found no DV profile for 480x720 yuv411p video.
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