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Question

YouTube

Good day.

My computer was doing ray tracing for 2 nights, as a result I have 1000 1280x720 png images.

r000.png
r001.png
…
r999.png

All images have one geometric figure rotated by some degree corresponding to the image number. Well, in general, everything is as it should be.

The task is to make a video out of these pictures and put it on youtube, in the highest possible quality.

The problem is that converters to video strictly kill this quality and the YouTube receiver already lowers this quality into trash. I mean, they don't, but it works for me ((.

What
Linux tried: ffmpeg -f image2 -i image%d.jpg video.mpg
It severely cuts the quality, which could not be changed, and for some reason the video turns green (.

Windows: imagesToVideo.exe The
maximum acceptable quality is bad.

Help someone with what you can, I did not master it ((.

PS The final video will be seen by everyone, this is an animation of the Sierpinski simplex (4D), the article will be within 3 days after I post the video on youtube.

Answer 1

Some kind of ongoing fashion goes to third-party tools ... Why? There's also Windows Live Movie Maker, which is included by default in Windows 7 for simple video editing! My pictures are perfect! /*True, I only glued 720p. Stop, you have 720 :)*/

Answer 2

Still ImageMagick, how much I remember, pictures in video to stick together.

Answer 3

> Linux: ffmpeg -f image2 -i image%d.jpg video.mpg
In theory, you can choose a normal codec and a high bitrate as options, apparently it cuts the quality due to the low default bitrate.

Answer 4

I use this utility to convert images to video:
mencoder mf://*.png -mf fps=12:type=png -ovc x264 -x264encopts pass=1:bitrate=5000 -oac copy -o "%results%\ result.avi"
The colors suffer a bit, but in color this is a high quality image.