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SOLVED: Support for Gear 360 (2017) #2

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tkalfaoglu opened this issue Jan 14, 2023 · 2 comments
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SOLVED: Support for Gear 360 (2017) #2

tkalfaoglu opened this issue Jan 14, 2023 · 2 comments

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Hello. Is it possible to add support for the 2017 version of the camera? I'm sick of using the windows software just to stitch the videos :(
Perhaps I could help out?

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tkalfaoglu commented Apr 28, 2024

SOLVED: Since the difference in resolution between the two cameras is very small, I made the following changes to the script:

Add the mkdir after this comment:

# Validate input files and put them in an array.
mkdir resized

comment out the whole code that checks the resolution.
then right after that, add this:

    echo_ok
    INPUTS+=("resized/$1")
    ffmpeg -i $1 -vf scale=3840:1920 resized/$1

summary: I create a resized directory and resize each input file there, and the inputs() array contains the 'resized/yourfilename' list now.. so the rest of the code just uses this new version..
you may want to also add:

rm -rf resized

at the end of your script to clean up.

@tkalfaoglu tkalfaoglu changed the title Support for Gear 360 (2017) SOLVED: Support for Gear 360 (2017) Apr 28, 2024
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here is what I'm using:

stitch-gear360-2017.zip

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