Also, a quick shout-out for PTE Video Optimiser.
It needs a little more love on the forums. I have several other video editing programs, but nothing is quite as quick, fast, and most-used as PTE Video Optimiser.
If you haven't bought it yet--do.
I am working on some Google Earth Studio (GES) videos. GES output is individual frames.
If I have 450 1920 X 1080 frames and display at 30 fps--how do I set up the images to create video?
Transition at 0.0333 and slide duration 0.0333?
Transition at 0.0333 and slide duration 0?
Transition at 0 and slide duration 0.0333?
Should I use motion blur? Interpolation? Other ideas?
Is there a better way to do this? (I don't have After Effects)
(I presume I would simply adapt the best method to 900 frames at 60 fps?)
I didn't search the boards or documentation for updated info (apologies), but are HEIC / HEVC not supported? Will they be?
What about PTE Video Optimiser? Does it open HEVC?
Thanks for the great price, Igor.
I bought the PTE Video Optimizer today.
This truly is excellent value for an excellent product, and I will be telling the good news to others.
> M4 Pro Mac mini with 24 GB
I can almost imagine how fast that must be! I am almost persuaded. But I need Windows for other work and don't need two high-end computers. If I was rich...
I have smart friends who switched from Win to Mac and never looked back. I also travel a lot. So, only one laptop can go with me. Maybe one day I will get a Mac when I get back to a log cabin in Alaska. I once lived in a log cabin on an island there. Those were good days! And so are these. Not long ago I explored regions from near Kyzl to Vladivoslok and wondered how close I might be to Igor. I waved really big, just in case!