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meilamoila Registered Member Posts 1 Karma 0	image stabilization shakey border Mon Sep 04, 2017 4:16 pm Hello all, this is my first post here! i have been wrestling with the image stabilization for a few days now. hindsight i should have individually stabilized each part of the video BEFORE i edited it. but thats not what i did. so i have a 25 minute edited mp4 video that i am trying to image stabilize. i am using kdenlive 5.18.0 on ubuntu 16.04 i run "sabilize (vidstab)" with all the default settings. the result is a stabilized video BUT the border shakes all over. the edge of the video hasnt been removed so the shakeyness is at the border now. is there a quick solution for this? im about to give up and live with the shakey. ha ha ha. meilamoila
Stetsbequem Registered Member Posts 137 Karma -2 OS	Re: image stabilization shakey border Tue Sep 05, 2017 11:19 am Zoom? The Social Credit System is a credit rating and blacklist being developed by the the ruling Chinese Communist Party. The goal is total control of the population by awarding points for desirable behavior, or withdrawing them for negative behavior.
bartoloni Moderator Posts 1510 Karma 4 OS	Re: image stabilization shakey border Fri Oct 13, 2017 5:22 am carterhenry wrote:maybe I can help you. I have a friend working for this company [xxxxxxxxx] And when I had a video stabilization problem under Linux, I turned to him for help. Since I am not particularly strong in this matter. I just know that xxxxxx has this feature, but I could not master this thing. I look at the videos that are posted on their site and they can achieve a good result. But how do they manage it? Can eat any manual for use? Are you publishing another product to solve an user issue? maybe a constructive reply on KDEnlive forum is... A stabilization just fix a point on the View.. after that is necessary to "CROP" (using zoom maybe) the video to remove black borders. (this is the same thing that the other user do with another video editing application... nothing strange on video-editing world)