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==  Codec ==
==  Codec ==
Why do we compress?
* Image- and videofile sizes reduced
* More files to store, or longer videos
* Faster to download
* Downside: someone has to decode!
[[File:jpegcompression.jpg|thumb|right|400px|jpeg compression]]
Types of compression
* '''Intraframe''' compression
* '''Intraframe''' compression
** Compresses each frame (with for instance JPG compression)
** Compresses each frame (so similar to image compression, with for instance JPG)
** No effective size compression
** No effective size compression
** High Quality
** High Quality
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[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShG1mnHKntg&t=2m2s]
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShG1mnHKntg&t=2m2s]


== Tools ==
== Encoding Tools ==
* [http://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html| ffmpeg (ffmpegX for a Mac gui version)]
* [http://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html| ffmpeg (ffmpegX for a Mac gui version)]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MEncoder| Mencoder]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MEncoder| Mencoder]
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* Adobe Media Encoder
* Adobe Media Encoder


== Bitrate + Framesize ==
== Workflow, Archiving & Delivery ==
There's no solution to the question 'What is the best setting for my video?". All depends on the platform you will deliver to!
* How do you record?
* How do you edit?
* What do you deliver?


== Workflow & Delivery ==


* [http://mashable.com/2010/06/03/youtube-i-am-sitting/| what happens when you upload to youtube?]
* [http://mashable.com/2010/06/03/youtube-i-am-sitting/| what happens when you upload to youtube?]


== Glitch Art ==
== Glitch Art & Data moshing ==
 
=== Data moshing ===
[[File:downloadfinished.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Download Finished]]
[[File:downloadfinished.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Download Finished]]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYytVzbPky8| How to datamosh]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYytVzbPky8| How to datamosh]

Revision as of 21:55, 4 November 2013

Compression & Codecs in video

(File)Format or Container is the shipping box, codec is the goods inside the box.

Format

  • determines the way audio and video streams (and other metadata) are stored inside the file
  • Examples are :
    • .avi (Microsoft -> OLD)
    • .wmf (Microsoft -> Unflexible)
    • .mov (Apple -> supports a lot of codecs)
    • .ogg (Open Source -> but not very well supported by editing software)
    • .mkv (Open Source -> but not very well supported by editing software)
    • .mp4 (works on virtually all platforms)


intra- vs. interframe compression

Codec

Why do we compress?

  • Image- and videofile sizes reduced
  • More files to store, or longer videos
  • Faster to download
  • Downside: someone has to decode!
File:Jpegcompression.jpg
jpeg compression

Types of compression

  • Intraframe compression
    • Compresses each frame (so similar to image compression, with for instance JPG)
    • No effective size compression
    • High Quality
    • Easily readable by edit software
    • Apple ProRes, DNxHD (Avid)
  • Interframe Compression Looking at delta Frames
    • Compress BETWEEN frames
    • effective size compression
    • Not easy for edit software
    • Use for sharing -> final output
    • MPEG-2 (DVD's, hardware players), DivX (downloads), H264 (currently has best quality vs. file ratio)


FYI: Uncompressed HD video = 400GB per hour More Info [1]

Encoding Tools

Bitrate + Framesize

Workflow, Archiving & Delivery

There's no solution to the question 'What is the best setting for my video?". All depends on the platform you will deliver to!

  • How do you record?
  • How do you edit?
  • What do you deliver?


Glitch Art & Data moshing

Download Finished

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