In avidemux 2.5 be a cool possibility. Change FPS to any with no recoding.! it fantastic option but unfortunately it removed in 2.6
Please RETURN THIS OPTION
I tried increase SPEED of playing to 60FPS , and shorten video from 2 Minutes to 1 minutes
I don't know how this option named and i for 10 years of using Linux still don' t know how to videoedit.
and don't want use ffmpeg
This is no just duplicating images to 60FPS from 30 FPS .
https://yadi.sk/i/qlLVuARK3Yxf2H
At this moment i need use VLC to playvideo with inscreased speed and OBS for capturing it and write new video with speedup.
This is not correct
Quote from: dj--alex on July 09, 2018, 11:38:32 AM
In avidemux 2.5 be a cool possibility. Change FPS to any with no recoding.! it fantastic option but unfortunately it removed in 2.6
Please RETURN THIS OPTION
Never heard of this option, but anyway, I don't think this is feasible with the current design of Avidemux and with modern video codecs.
If you want to speed up video by doubling fps, save audio as PCM, then apply the "Change FPS" video filter with the destination fps twice as high as the source one and re-encode the video. Load the audio into a wave editor, e.g. Audacity, and speed up it accordingly, save it as 16 bit low-endian .wav file. Load the reencoded video in Avidemux, add the .wav file as external audio and save it with video in copy mode and audio compressed with the codec of your liking.
By the way, what should the video in the link (https://yadi.sk/i/qlLVuARK3Yxf2H (https://yadi.sk/i/qlLVuARK3Yxf2H)) demonstrate? Is it the source you are trying to edit? mpv says it has 1000fps, which is doubtful, and 4K resolution. I can't download it in full from Yandex, it would take more than an hour.
Quote from: eumagga0x2a on July 12, 2018, 12:27:09 PM
Never heard of this option, but anyway, I don't think this is feasible with the current design of Avidemux and with modern video codecs...
In 2.5. this function was in the menu "Video" and it worked:
Menu - http://ipic.su/img/fs/2.1531423557.png (http://ipic.su/img/fs/2.1531423557.png)
Dialog - http://ipic.su/img/fs/2.1531423725.png (http://ipic.su/img/fs/2.1531423725.png)
About - http://ipic.su/img/fs/2.1531423757.png (http://ipic.su/img/fs/2.1531423757.png)
Fragment of the original video 24 fps - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1esR58KTEoif3PWCqhOCbsAS8YXWlE4DY/view?usp=sharing
Fragment with modified fps to 100 - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fPw3kkB0nN2qYxqQ0V-JlrTm7ekYgjL6/view?usp=sharing
Thanks, quite interesting. Of course, as in 2.5.6, ADM_Composer::updateVideoInfo(aviInfo *info), which performed the magic, worked with a single video only, with segments defined by frame count, not time. This can't work halfway smoothly in the current time-based design, capable to deal with segment layouts referencing multiple source videos compressed with modern codecs.