Conversion .swf video without loss of frames

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• How can I make a video without loss?

  Hello, I made an image sequence .png in nuke and I want to make a .mp4 resembling nuke.

  I tried to use a H.264 .mp4 with match source and distance from the keyframe at 1, but the son seems good.

  How can I make a better video without loss?

  Thank you

  H.264 is never coded without loss. H.264 is a phenomenon very codec, to compress the video down to a very small size.

  Animation and PNG ina container QuickTime codecs are lossless. CineForm and ProRes 4444 are not lossless, but retain the details very well.

• How to video output without loss?

  I need to export the video without loss of first and could not find a way to do it. I use pure non compressed if I have to, but it should not be necessary.

  You can export a dpx sequence.

• The conversion without loss of any video quality in HD 1080i

  I read in another post of a guy named Drew having bluescreens the course DVD burning in the first Elements 8.  I have a video of performance of long hours using a master audio track and three video tracks that were shot in MP4 format on the HD Samsung pocket computers.

  I am also a crashing blue screen when creating DVD and even the same accident on two different workstations.

  I plan to jump on board the idea of exporting the project as a video file, then using something like Nero 9 or Windows DVD Maker actually burn the DVD.

  But my main concern is not losing any HD quality in any of the exporters or burn.  What is the best process to export this video project and then get on a DVD (with menu) and not to lose any quality video or audio.

  If I left out any additional information you need, please let me know and thank you in advance.

  
  Brant

  You can not burn a readable DVD without loss of quality. DVD is the best of 720 x 576 (PAL) or 720 x 480 (NTSC). To maintain the quality that you burn on the BluRay.

  See you soon,.
  --
  Neale
  Insanity is hereditary, get you your children

• Without loss of Microsoft DV to Quicktime DV conversion

  I have a bunch of AVI files containing sequences captured DV (DV Microsoft, since this is what is captured through first).

  These must now be converted to Quicktime DV to work with another software package.

  When I export as Quicktime and select DV25 as codec the file size remains almost the same (no wonder) because it is the same rate as the source, but what exactly happens when you export?

  Is video transcoded from Microsoft DV to Quicktime DV (which means that there will be a slight loss of quality), or the DV raw images simply extracted AVI container and put in a container MOV instead (which means only the copy of data with no transcoding and without loss of quality)?

  I ended up using FFmpeg to convert like that has an option to copy a video from one file to another without any transcoding.

  The command I used was:

  ffmpeg -i input.avi -c copy -map 0 -video_track_timescale 25 output.mov

• How to record 1920 x 1080 video without quality loss? Do not use blu ray.

  How to record 1920 x 1080 video without quality loss? Do not use blu ray.

  It is physically IMPOSSIBLE to use HD on a DVD material and to play in a DVD player... the data rate is different, it is BluRay invented

  Link to DVD Demystified FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/thread/544206

• TIF without loss of PDF conversion

  Hello

  I want to convert many files compressed TIF JPEG 24-bit color (several pages) (from scanner) to PDF, lossless, so "to obtain the features of Acrobat on the TIF.

  I thought that it was possible to have the PDF as simple 'container TIF', but that so far no has failed to change the structure of the image.

  Is it achievable? My attempt failed and granitic sometimes much (!) counterparts larger PDF of the original TIF file. Must be a conversion without loss.

  Thanks in advance,

  Dani

  No, PDF cannot be a TIFF container. PDF can contain compressed JPEG data (which is be almost exactly the same as JPEG files), but it's the only image format that can be used directly.

  It is theoretically possible to convert encoded JPEG TIFF to PDF coded JPEG lossless one second (since of course create JPEG TIFF format has been frozen in the first place), while preserving the separate JPEG of the bands in the TIFF. It is doubtful that if you find the support to do this, given that encoded JPEG TIFF is a bit a minority format in the first place and because TIFF is likely to store the image in the rays which must become individually quite distinct images in PDF format. More likely, each conversion tool you might find will extract and unzip then recompress according to options or default values. Given that you may concentrate on the options of recompression.

• If iMovie saves without loss?

  I have a lot of mpeg-4 files that I created in iMovie. If I put them back in and re-record the (I want to change the title screens) lose image quality (assuming I have save the same HD setting as before) in not edited portions?

  If so, is there to do?

  If I do not change the title screens, is there a way without loss to simply concatenate several mpeg4 files?

  Thank you

  Anytime transcode you video files you lose some quality even if you export to the same format. It may or may not be sensitive to you. How to preserve your quality is to open the initial project and make your changes and export/share once again. If you no longer have the original project so I try to import a MP4 movie, make the title changes, share and see what it looks like. To concatenate your movies, the simplest method is to use 10 Quicktime or Quicktime 7 player.

• Almost without loss best export formats?

  Hello

  I need to provide a ProRes format file to a place that shows my work. I don't have a Mac, but they offered us convert a file that I can export to FCP.

  I wonder what will be the best exports almost without loss for this? I considered Cineform but it's a video of m 87 and I imagine that the file size will be huge.

  Any suggestions on the best almost lossless formats whose size is low which should work with FCP would be very appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Size of the file without loss and low are usually mutually exclusive.

  You asked this question 8 days ago and he said Cineform/ProRes

• Import without loss after effect exports in first CC

  Is that what someone else has experienced a recent rejection of first CC to lossless after effects renders?

  I have lower thirds and other titles that I export as lossless, some with alpha and others without. When I shoot them in first about a week ago, they were all very fine and dandy, but now he claims that the same exact files are unreadable by first and I have to go through a process of conversion through Quicktime to load.

  What is a recent update with first or After Effects that is the cause? I have about 300 lower third and titles that I prefer not having to go through and convert...

  Right, sorry, I just always think of the lossless as being the same as the code for the Animation.

  Therefore Quicktime codec Animation presets without loss and loss + alpha in After Effects.

  UPDATE: I'm sorry, after having this problem for a week, including two hours, it seems to have fixed itself. I probably look like a crazy person, but I know that I was getting an error "Unsupported file Type" on the .mov even now import fine.

  I guess than Hooray for problems that eventually settle! If all goes well it should not.

• Export without loss after Warp nouvis Image stabilization

  I apply image stabilization, then I want to make and re-import for correcting the colors and others. To speed up performance, due to the

  nature of the process of Image Stabilazation makes slow of course.

  The source file is saved with a helmet Cam Replay XD 1080 (model HD) .mov

  Basically I want to export the video with just the 'stabilizer chain', with possibility to reimport

  However, default lossless is out showing as AVI...

  I know how to change the format setting.

  However, I saw a video where when the guy did, she kept the .mov format, and it was not obliged to .avi.

  And anyway I go, the size of the resulting file is large enough.

  Is this normal?

  The default output on Windows module is an AVI file without compression. The default on Mac OS is a MOV file with compression without loss of Animation. Either of them will give you a huge file, since one is uncomprssed and one is only slightly compressed.

  more information here:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/684381

• Kill audio placed in CS5 interactive SWF SWF video tour page

  I am facing a very frustrating problem that I can't find a solution anywhere on the forum.  It seems that similar questions went unaswered that scares me because if I can't find a solution, working hours are likely down the tubes...

  All I want is for the audio track of a video file SWF, I placed in an interactive ID CS5 SWF to stop playing when the page in which it is placed is turned.  I did everything what we would logically do for do this without success, including the fix more logic that would be to add an action to the buttons that turn the page to include: stop the video as well as all the video: Stop, however, nothing that I tried to work.

  Is this a bug with ID CS5?   Of course the final user can manually stop the video before turning the page, but I don't want to force him to do this, especially because if they simply turn the page without stopping the video, it seems that there is no way to stop the audio at all without either wait until the stop or refresh the whole swf document.

  I have to write a separate Flash script to kill the audio portion of the video swf?   I'm not have Flash skills to do this, unfortunately, but could probably figure out if need be.  If there are other simple solutions, I would be VERY grateful for the help.

  Thank you!!

  Steve

  Yes, that s a bug. As far as I know only one way to avoid that is to... as you assumed it... write an excerpt of small killer audio in Flash actionscript, export it to SWF and place this SWF to the next and previous page to your SWF video. Idea is that when the user enters the next or previous page, plays and stopAllSounds SWF action is triggered.

  I published it to eDocker´s FAQ page at: http://www.edocker.com/support/frequently-asked-questions/

  Just scroll down to the section Bugs & correction and download a zip package to the fullScreenVideoFix, the West a file called KillAudio.swf.

  Place on the appropriate pages and put play on page load (in the support component)

• Mounting without loss of Canon 60 d images

  I would like to bring some 60 d sequences in first, cut it and export it. Is there a way I can do without the first edit anyway? I tried different settings for the output, but it have so far failed. The images of the 60 d are quicktime/H264.

  Thank you

  JB

  Well Yes, in this case, Streamclip will do precisely what you want. There even a batch window, you can save all your changes to the batch and process them at once - pretty smooth.

  A few tips:

  1. Open the batch list before processing your first file; in this way, she and all of the following clips are added to the batch instead of be processed automatically.
  2. When you browse the image you want your entry or exit point, use the command go to key frame (Ctrl / Cmd + K) before scoring the music. This will cause MPEG Streamclip cut at an I-frame, so that you get a nice, clean, not re-encoded clip.
  3. There is no need to split the clip using the Trim controls; just a mark in and out and send it to the batch list. It will respect the marks.
  4. Use the option Save as or save track, NOT the export options. Backup options are an extraction without loss; export options leads necessarily to a recompression.

  Hope that helps!

• export of sequences of images without loss...

  Hello

  I have some footage of TIFFs that I want to export that video. Parameter, which is the best to make them without loss?

  Uh, making them Lossless (AVI)? Don't know what you hope to hear. There is no universal formula for perfect video. Depends on what it is to be used, what resolution is etc... The common consensus for intermediate workflows is to use formats visually lossless, which in the case of sequences of images PS as PSD, TIFF, TGA etc or Quicktime movies using the PNG animation compression or qualify better, for something else 'no loss' is just an empty word of sense, as almost all webcast formats DVD or broadcast involve compression any. In any case, if the latter is of no relevance in this case, you use the wrong tool using Photoshop. so if please specify what exactly you plan to do, and we can help you find a solution.

  Mylenium

• -What sound effects and themes in iMovie legal to use on a youtube video without the copyright problem.

  -What sound effects and themes in iMovie legal to use on a youtube video without the copyright problem.

  Yes.

  Geoff.