360 from the MAX) to a video with a frame rate of 30 FPS (29.971) X times as fast.įor example, if you selected a speed mode of 2X, the recording will be twice as fast as real world time. Time is sped up because GoPro packs the resulting. The speed setting determines how fast the real world time is sped up. There are 6 speed options 2X, 5X, 10X, 15X, 30X, and AUTO (only in HERO mode). When configuring a TimeWarp timelapse, you need to select a TimeWarp speed. TimeWarp is a particularly useful mode when you want to share long content, like a mountain bike trail, as a video. If you’ve reached this post looking to convert a regular video into frames, the process for doing so is described in this post from 2021. When it comes to turning GoPro TimeWarp videos into photo frames, there are a few extra things to consider when compared to normal GoPro videos (non-timelapse). Increase the speed up to 30x to turn longer activities into shareable moments. It allows you to Capture super stabilized time lapse videos while you move about a scene. TimeWarp is HyperSmooth applied to TimeLapse Video. The GoPro MAX camera and GoPro HERO cameras come with a Timelapse mode called TimeWarp. I guess there are many better ways to achieve my desired outcome, probably directly from multiple videos to output.TimeWarp videos are perfect for creating beautiful TimeLapses, but pose some unique challenges when trying to split them into individual frames. So I have the following command to convert into images:įor %A IN (raw\*.mp4) DO ffmpeg.exe -i "%A" -r 0.03636 image\image%05d.bmpĪnd then I would convert to my video with (although I have only tried this with one video)įfmpeg.exe -i image\image%05d.bmp -s:v 1440x1080 -c:v libx264 -crf 17 -pix_fmt yuv420p timelapse\output.mp4įocusing on step one, the problem I have is that it overwrites the images with the next video and I cant figure out how to stop it.
Starting with the ten minute video in mind, I think the files are 24 fps so to achieve ten minutes I think I need to slice up the videos by setting the framerate to 0.03636 (24 FPS/ 660) where 10 minutes from 110 hours is 660. I think that the camera splits files into 1 hour segments so there is around 110 hours of footage that I want to convert into a few different timelapse/ speed up files of probably 2 mins/ 5 mins and 10 mins with no audio. > ive played with slicing the videos into images and put them in here
mp4 files and I have created the following folder structure on my windows machine: I have captured all the videos from my unify G4 bullet camera into a series of. I am hoping to use ffmpeg to produce a timelapse of my garden renovation but im having some trouble.
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