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Topic: wolverine movie maker
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Mike Spice
Master Film Handler
Posts: 421
From: none of your business
Registered: Jun 2017
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posted March 06, 2019 09:13 AM
In my opinion the best tool to use has two valuable functions for Wolverine users.
My MP4BOX GUI
This will join broken scan segments together, very handy to join up scans that haven't been completed in one run.
Then use it to change the framerate to anything you like
It will do this without any re encoding.
It is free for windows and available here
My MP4
Use the join tab to add broken scan segments to join the scan together.
This is really handy as I no longer have to worry about stopping scans part way through.
I can go shopping and stop the Wolverine part way through a 400ft reel, knowing I can easily join segments back together
Not many Wolverine scans of mine end up in a single video file, bad edits or needing to re frame part way through a reel, can end up with very many video clips of one reel.
Using MY MP4 to join broken reels together is a real bonus.
To change framerate, use the DEMUX tab, add a file and hit demux. Once done:
Use the MUX tab, add the file created by the DEMUX which will be in the same folder as the original video file.
In the bottom of the window, choose the framerate you want, from the drop down menu, I always use 15 fps even though that is not quite the right framerate, it works for me, it gives me a few more seconds of screen time for those 50ft reels.
Hit MUX and let it do its work.
quick, free, no re encoding.
Easy as fish and chips.
If you need any further help, just ask here.
If you want custom frame rate, while in the MUX tab, choose from the VIEW menu at the top, Edit command line.
When you hit MUX a text box will open and along the command line where is says fps= just type in your own framerate and hit 'copy and run'
A progress bar at the bottom of the program window will indicate each stage as it happens.
I could not live without this software, once done I usually delete the .h264 DEMUX file created by the program, unless I am likely to want to do a different framerate conversion for some reason.
With respect to the other two posts, VirtualDub and FFMPEG are amazing to use, I love both of those programs for very specific tasks, but for Wolverine jobs, MY MP4BOX GUI kicks them both in to a cocked hat.
The learning curve is steep and not user friendly for either of the two programs mentioned above.
VirtualDub does not, by default, accept mp4 video, you need a particular version.
Installing FFMPEG is not for the faint of heart, command line interface can be very confusing for a novice.
MY MP4 will join segements back together and frame change your scans with a few mouse clicks.
[ March 06, 2019, 10:22 AM: Message edited by: Mike Spice ]
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