KOLOR AUTOPANO VIDEO PRO 2 MP4
KOLOR AUTOPANO VIDEO PRO 2 SOFTWARE

MyFFmpeg has no way to select the second video stream, but does have an option to edit the ffmpeg input, so I was able to add the appropriate -map commands. I'm still using Handbrake to prepare the stitched video for editing in Vegas. If you've lost your license key, you can retrieve it at any time from your user account. I used myFFmpeg to crop each camera's video into separate files for input to AVP for stitching. During the release candidate phase - before we publish the final AV 3.0 version - all licenses purchased on our store or from one of our resellers will grant access to both Autopano Video Pro 2.6 and Autopano Video 3.0.

KOLOR AUTOPANO VIDEO PRO 2 SOFTWARE

The Vuze output file contains all 8 cameras in two video streams of 4 cameras each. Stitching Software: The only software that Ive tried is Kolor Autopano Video Pro. I'm tinkering with a new Vuze VR camera, but can't use their stitching software because it doesn't run on Windows 7.

KOLOR AUTOPANO VIDEO PRO 2 MP4

I would just prefer not to have to either Kolor could make their MP4 output wrapper more compatible, or Vegas's import compatibility could be improved. Thanks for all the tips! But I'm already able to rewrap all my AutoPano videos to work in Vegas by using MyFFMpeg which I have purchased. The metadata for the FFMpeg re-wrapped video looks like this: So does the original file's header contain something that confuses Vegas? I see some differences in the metadata header.

I found a workaround: if I import the video file to MyFFPMpeg and rewrap it as another mp4 (pass through video and audio), the new video file imports to Vegas OK, with audio and video included. The videos play OK in VLC, but Media Player Classic goes 'cannot render file'.įFMPeg shows the following info of the video file:Ĭlean aperture display aspect ratio : 2.000 However, when I try to import these MP4 files to Vegas Pro, they import as audio only, and are considered audio files by Vegas. I decided to use high bitrate MP4 as the intermediate editing format, because the CineForm files (the other format AVP can render) are gigantic and slow to render. I'm rendering VR videos out of Kolor AutoPano Video Pro for furher editing in Vegas Pro.

Kolor autopano video pro 2