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Main Features

  • Converting of .mp4 and .mov videos to Cloud Web player format

Usage

Now you can use the converter only from the command line. You can run ConvertVideoForWeb.exe with parameters:

NameValueDefaultIs optionalDescription

-i

string

 no

Input file path.

-s

integer

99999

yes

Max side size of resulting video.

-out-format

json or webm

webm

yes

Output video format.

-check-metadata

0 or 1

1

yes

Set 0 to disable checking ViNox metadata.

-in-stereo

0 or 1

0

yes

Set if input video is stereo and it does not have ViBox metadata.

-out-stereo

0 or 1

1

yes

Set if output video should be stereo.

-stereo-shift

integer

3

yes

Frame shift between frames in stereo.

Value 3 is good for videos with 200 frames.

Use smaller values if your video has less number of frames, or bigger otherwise.

-frame-rate

integer

12

yes

Input video frame rate. Set this parameter if input video does not have ViBox metadata.

Examples

Convertion to 'JSON' format:

ConvertVideoForWeb -i video.mp4 -out-format json -s 460

Convertion to 'webm' format:

ConvertVideoForWeb -i video.mp4 -s 460 -out-stereo 1 -stereo-shift 2

Convertion old video without ViBox metadata:

ConvertVideoForWeb -i video.mov -check-metadata 0 -in-stereo 1 -out-stereo 1 -frame-rate 24 

Results

Resulting data will be available in the subfolder named as input file in the folder where the input file is located.

What's new in 1.1.1

  • Added support for conversion videos to webm.
  • Added support for conversion .mov and .mp4 without ViBox metadata. It is must to use '-check-metadata' flag and recommended to use '-in-stereo' and '-out-stereo flags for there videos.
  • Added parameter '-stereo-shift'. Try to fit this parameter if you generate stereo video from mono and resulting stereo video looks bad in stereo.
  • Added parameter '-frame-rate'. Use it for converting videos with non-standart FPS and without metadata.
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