On the subject of recovering the images of the clock in the bottom left corner, I think the TS recovery people might be able to help with that!
Ok, the first part of this is done. Unfortunately in PNG format the zip file is 85 MB, so trying to auto-upload it to the wiki is probably pushing it. No pun intended. Instead, I put it on Google Drive at this url:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_wTAwfYg03FQ3p2UVlkZE9MckU/edit?usp=sharingAlso on BTSync at B76OWSNRL5HWE47N7SHT4ZIX2B3B63IXTThis is ~250 frames in PNG format generated by scraping the wiki and then running it through ffmpeg. Why is this useful? Well, you can turn these into a movie file with this command:ffmpeg -y -start_number 40 -i landing_base_set/frame-%03d.png -c:v libx264 -r 15 -pix_fmt yuv420p out.mp4Also, you can run a batch process on these images to do post-processing or add annotations.The zip archive will be regenerated every hour if the wiki has seen any updates.
So we are moving to a society where the line is becoming significantly blurred between technology that appears to be magic to the majority leading to a downplaying of the importance of STEM educcation and eventually society regresses back to the discovery of the wheel.
MPEG error. I was able to fix some of them in 185 by random bit flipping.
Quote from: SwissCheese on 05/28/2014 02:24 pmOne p-frame looks very strange, with "too intense" colors, could anyone come with an explanation and maybe a solution to this?It's frame 227 / part 12-19mmb: 0:0:-1,30:1:10681,10:3:-1,31:3:19630I checked the VOP quants in this section and that frame does look like a bit of an outlier. Here are the VOP quants in fixed_edit8_part_209.ts:1 001002 000103 000014 000015 000106 000107 000108 000019 0000110 0000011 0000112 0000113 0000114 0000115 0000116 0000117 0000118 0000119 0011120 00001My first guess is that the correct VOP quant is 00001, and there's a double flip, but other values are possible. I attach a ts file where that VOP quant is set to 00001. It's at offset x43A9B so other values can be tried. I can't check it myself as I'm yet to establish a proper setup for multiframe work. Let me know how it looks.
One p-frame looks very strange, with "too intense" colors, could anyone come with an explanation and maybe a solution to this?It's frame 227 / part 12-19mmb: 0:0:-1,30:1:10681,10:3:-1,31:3:19630
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Quote from: arnezami on 05/30/2014 11:09 amQuoteX:59:C0That was me actually My first edit to the wiki.
Thank you all for the hard work! Plenty of updates in the wiki on the past 8 hours. At this rate we will soon have a new version ready for distribution.
Quote from: moralec on 05/30/2014 12:24 pmThank you all for the hard work! Plenty of updates in the wiki on the past 8 hours. At this rate we will soon have a new version ready for distribution. I have only one criticism: Please be more quantitative than 'soon' so as to save me from the temptation of updating the thread every 5 minutes!
Ah Cool! That was you! Nicely done .
All I had to do was find the bits
To all you dedicated video archaeologists digging up flipped bits, another by name shoutout by the man himself during the Q&A period after Dragon V2 reveal. Video of this to be posted tomorrow. Your efforts are being appreciated all the way at the highest levels.
Hi guys,I've been adding pictures to the wiki where no pictures were uploaded and noticed that if you downsized them the original was gone (you couldnt upscale them anymore).I've now re-uploaded all images to 100% size in:http://spacexlanding.wikispaces.com/Frames+Part+10http://spacexlanding.wikispaces.com/Frames+Part+11http://spacexlanding.wikispaces.com/Frames+Part+12http://spacexlanding.wikispaces.com/Frames+Part+13http://spacexlanding.wikispaces.com/Frames+Part+14http://spacexlanding.wikispaces.com/Frames+Part+15While you get less of an overview that way it is way easier for somebody else to check the quality of a frame. And quality is what we need most.So from now on I think it's a good idea just to keep the pictures their original size.@IainCole: we could sure use a "Save Image"-link Regards,arnezami[edit] Added Frames Part 11, 12, 14 and 15
Quote from: wronkiew on 05/28/2014 05:52 amOk, the first part of this is done. Unfortunately in PNG format the zip file is 85 MB, so trying to auto-upload it to the wiki is probably pushing it. No pun intended. Instead, I put it on Google Drive at this url:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_wTAwfYg03FQ3p2UVlkZE9MckU/edit?usp=sharingAlso on BTSync at B76OWSNRL5HWE47N7SHT4ZIX2B3B63IXTThis is ~250 frames in PNG format generated by scraping the wiki and then running it through ffmpeg. Why is this useful? Well, you can turn these into a movie file with this command:ffmpeg -y -start_number 40 -i landing_base_set/frame-%03d.png -c:v libx264 -r 15 -pix_fmt yuv420p out.mp4Also, you can run a batch process on these images to do post-processing or add annotations.The zip archive will be regenerated every hour if the wiki has seen any updates.I updated the auto-build script to renumber the frames to follow the wiki. Frames 181-200 are now taken from rawsplit_final.ts.Also the BTSync share includes a video version with the frame-rate fixed as SwissCheese suggested.SwissCheese, can you share a PNG of the title card?