28 Mar
2013
28 Mar
'13
11:25 p.m.
Hello all,
I have a musical piece of some 4 minutes, recorded in Ardour and
currently saved as an ogg file. I would like to make it Youtube
compatible in the most simplest way. Like in having one single picture
being shown while the music plays. Not even two or three, just one.
And the music. That would be the video. The picture is one I've taken,
and is of ridiculously large format which I can resize using Image
Magick.
How can such a video be created ? I have no idea how to do that.
Hopefully this thread could also be useful to others.
Much thanks in advance ! Cheers.
NP: "The Foundation" - Thievery Corporation
28 Mar
28 Mar
11:41 p.m.
I use KDEnLive, create a "title" track whose duration is long enough to
cover the entire song, and then import the wav file (or mp3... not sure if
it does mp3 or not), and then export, and you're done. Hope that steers
you in the right direction, anyway.
On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 4:25 PM, <jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com> wrote:
Hello all,
I have a musical piece of some 4 minutes, recorded in Ardour and currently
saved as an ogg file. I would like to make it Youtube compatible in the
most simplest way. Like in having one single picture being shown while the
music plays. Not even two or three, just one. And the music. That would
be the video. The picture is one I've taken, and is of ridiculously large
format which I can resize using Image Magick.
How can such a video be created ? I have no idea how to do that.
Hopefully this thread could also be useful to others.
Much thanks in advance ! Cheers.
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29 Mar
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12:52 a.m.
On 03/28/2013 06:40 PM, Jason Jones wrote:
I use KDEnLive, create a "title" track whose
duration is long enough
to cover the entire song, and then import the wav file (or mp3... not
sure if it does mp3 or not), and then export, and you're done. Hope
that steers you in the right direction, anyway.
Or you can load a single image and stretch its length to the song
length. You could then add title and out-credits sequences too.
Kdenlive is very good for the purpose.
Best,
dp
On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 4:25 PM, <jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com
<mailto:jonetsu@teksavvy.com>> wrote:
Hello all,
I have a musical piece of some 4 minutes, recorded in Ardour and
currently saved as an ogg file. I would like to make it Youtube
compatible in the most simplest way. Like in having one single
picture being shown while the music plays. Not even two or three,
just one. And the music. That would be the video. The picture
is one I've taken, and is of ridiculously large format which I can
resize using Image Magick.
How can such a video be created ? I have no idea how to do that.
Hopefully this thread could also be useful to others.
Much thanks in advance ! Cheers.
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4:09 a.m.
On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 04:40:56PM -0600, Jason Jones wrote:
I use KDEnLive, create a "title" track whose
duration is long enough to
cover the entire song, and then import the wav file (or mp3... not sure if
it does mp3 or not), and then export, and you're done. Hope that steers
you in the right direction, anyway.
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There must be an easier way, just to accomplish the OP's task.
I'd look at what youtube requires, then maybe using ffmpeg or avconv?
or create it as a DVD file using devede, then, use handbrake to encode it?
These are just suggestions, if the OP is already using KDE, then maybe
it may be easier just to install kdenlive, ... but it seems lke
overkill.
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5:06 a.m.
On Fri, March 29, 2013 9:40 am, Jason Jones wrote:
I use KDEnLive, create a "title" track whose
duration is long enough to
cover the entire song, and then import the wav file (or mp3... not sure if
it does mp3 or not), and then export, and you're done. Hope that steers
you in the right direction, anyway.
On the commandline you can use ffmpeg to replicate an image file for the
duration of the video and then join the audio and video tracks together.
If you want to use a graphical editor kdenlive is probably the fastest way
to get started but you might also look at openmovieeditor, cinelerra and
blender depending on your preference for learning new tools.
Youtube also provides some editing tools on the admin section of the site.
You might be able to use those too.
On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 4:25 PM, <jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com> wrote:
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Hello all,
I have a musical piece of some 4 minutes, recorded in Ardour and
currently
saved as an ogg file. I would like to make it Youtube compatible in the
most simplest way. Like in having one single picture being shown while
the
music plays. Not even two or three, just one. And the music. That
would
be the video. The picture is one I've taken, and is of ridiculously
large
format which I can resize using Image Magick.
How can such a video be created ? I have no idea how to do that.
Hopefully this thread could also be useful to others.
Much thanks in advance ! Cheers.
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2:03 p.m.
Il 28/03/2013 23:25, jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com ha scritto:
Hello all,
I have a musical piece of some 4 minutes, recorded in Ardour and
currently saved as an ogg file. I would like to make it Youtube
compatible in the most simplest way. Like in having one single picture
being shown while the music plays. Not even two or three, just one.
And the music. That would be the video. The picture is one I've taken,
and is of ridiculously large format which I can resize using Image Magick.
How can such a video be created ? I have no idea how to do that.
Sorry, never uploaded video to youtube, so I'm not sure about audio and
video formats (codec), but from stackoverflow.com forum here ffmpeg
solution:
ffmpeg -i image.png -i music.mp3 -acodec libvo_aacenc -vcodec libx264
outpu-video.flv
Tryied with few seconds of music, and it seems to work. But (I don't
know why) only totem display the image, vlc doesn't.
May be you have to check for right codec in ffmpeg manual page.
Ivan
3:26 p.m.
[Ivan Tarozzi]
Il 28/03/2013 23:25, jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com ha scritto:
You need to add "-loop_input" if the video input is a single frame,
and then you'll also need to add "-t <duration_in_seconds>" to make
ffmpeg finish the encoding because otherwise the looped image input
will run on past the end of the audio stream.
Also, if the audio is already mp3-encoded, it's probably better to use
"-acodec copy" to prevent degradation from re-encoding.
Actually, I'm not sure you need to upload h.264/mp3 to youtube; I'd
certainly try a format with ogg-encoded audio first.
I have a musical piece of some 4 minutes,
recorded in Ardour and
currently saved as an ogg file. I would like to make it Youtube
compatible in the most simplest way. Like in having one single picture
being shown while the music plays. Not even two or three, just one.
ffmpeg -i image.png -i music.mp3 -acodec libvo_aacenc -vcodec libx264
outpu-video.flv
Tryied with few seconds of music, and it seems to work. But (I don't
know why) only totem display the image, vlc doesn't.
4:31 p.m.
Il 29/03/2013 15:25, Tim Goetze ha scritto:
You need to add "-loop_input" if the video
input is a single frame,
and then you'll also need to add "-t <duration_in_seconds>" to make
ffmpeg finish the encoding because otherwise the looped image input
will run on past the end of the audio stream.
My ffmpeg (version 1.0.5) says -loop_input is deprecate, and use "loop
1" instead. But also without loop parameter seems to work. I don't know
why :)
Same for -t parameter. It can stop movie after n seconds, but is not
required
Also, if the audio is already mp3-encoded, it's probably better to use
"-acodec copy" to prevent degradation from re-encoding.
+1
Actually, I'm not sure you need to upload
h.264/mp3 to youtube; I'd
certainly try a format with ogg-encoded audio first.
+1
Ivan
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