SOFTengCOMPelec
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- May 9, 2013
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I use a control file to tell my software where to start and stop!!!
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/cloak_sequential_mix.txt
I plan on making it an option whereby I just tell it where to start / stop the fast forward along with the other details needed. But for now this works fine.
An option for FastForward and Reverse creates the text above for the complete file and I just use what I need. Ie the 60 to 82 seconds
Being able to fast forward though video is more valuable than I initially realized.
Thanks for the reply.
The thing is, that fast forward/rewind mechanisms(VCRs)/techniques(hardware/software) 'CAN' change/affect the resulting images. E.g. Causing disturbances/changes which can look odd/strange/unusual/weird.
So if everything looks fine and dandy, at "normal" playback speed, and then there seems to be strange goings on "***ONLY***" during fast forward/rewind, then the problem could simply be that the speed up mechanism, is causing the visual disturbances.
If you are using your own software (especially if it is NOT available to other people), and especially if you have NOT made it open source.
Then other people, can't test it for you and/or comment on any weaknesses, it may have.
I.e. It is not reproducible/testable (by others).
My suspicions would be that either your software is creating the effects and/or natural changes (such as movements, insects/birds moving about) and other normal stuff is almost certainly what is happening.
Also individuals vary in their perception of natural variations, so some people may be over sensitive to very slight (natural) phenomenon, and hence seeing stuff/patterns/changes which are not really happening.
I.e. They just look a bit funny because it has been speeded up and/or the quality of the playback software, is not as good as if a large team of software/hardware experts, designed the fast forward/rewind playback mechanism (e.g. software video player).
One option is to use at least two (or more) completely different mechanisms (e.g. software packages), to perform the fast forward/reverse playback. This then reduces the risk that the specific "mechanism"/algorithm creating the fast forward/rewind playback, is NOT introducing the "funny" disturbances, that some people, think they can see.