Test movies used in the control program
| sync_30min.mp4 |
30:00.00 |
Timecode. Spinning disc and bar. Audio pip every second. Designed for use in synchronisation tests. |
| intro_test.mp4 |
1:20.00 |
Introduction phase of the test installation. Spacer, legend, timecode and audio pip. |
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0:00.00 |
Black |
| 0:10.00 |
'Intro' |
| 1:10.00 |
Black |
| main_test.mp4 |
3:50.00 |
Drama, Choice, and Endings phases of the test installation. Spacer, legends, timecode and audio pip. |
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0:00.00 |
Black |
| 0:10.00 |
'Drama' |
| 1:10.00 |
Black |
| 1:20.00 |
'Choices' |
| 2:20.00 |
Black |
| 2:30.00 |
'Ending 1' |
| 3:00.00 |
Black |
| 3:10.00 |
'Ending 2' |
| 3:40.00 |
Black |
| credits_test.mp4 |
1:20.00 |
Credits phase of the test installation. Spacer, legend, timecode and audio pip. |
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0:00.00 |
Black |
| 0:10.00 |
'Credits' |
| 1:00.00 |
Black |
| parrot.mp4 |
4:03 |
Speaking characters for use in synchronisation tests. |
| lebesgue.mp4 |
5:00 |
Speaking characters for use in synchronisation tests. |
Procedure for generating test movies
- Generate the frames as png files with a Processing sketch.
The sketch source code is here.
- Make a movie file from the frames using ffmpeg:
ffmpeg -r 25 -qscale 1 -i %05d.png xxx.mp4
- Make a sound file with pips every second click_30min.mp3.
I used Audacity in Linux.
- Add the soundtrack to the movie file using ffmpeg:
ffmpeg -i xxx.mp4 -vcodec copy -i click_30min.mp3
-acodec ac3 -ab 48000 -strict experimental -shortest yyy.mp4
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