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Stabilizing shaky clips with FFmpeg's two-pass vid.stab filters: what the project docs say
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What this guide covers
For editors who want to steady handheld or generated clips with FFmpeg. It collects the vid.stab project's documented rules for the two passes, the transform file, edge wobble on wide-angle footage and licensing. Documentation only; nothing was run, and FFmpeg's own filter docs were not read.
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Guide title
Stabilizing shaky clips with FFmpeg's two-pass vid.stab filters: what the project docs say
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For editors who want to steady handheld or generated clips with FFmpeg. It collects the vid.stab project's documented rules for the two passes, the transform file, edge wobble on wide-angle footage and licensing. Documentation only; nothing was run, and FFmpeg's own filter docs were not read.
Useful starting points
- Both passes must see identical frames; if one pass changes frame count or rate, the filter warns that transforms ran out and the rest of the clip is unstabilized.
- Duplicated frames read as zero motion and cause a regular jerk; remove them the same way in both passes.
- Keep the original clip and the transform file, and open the transform file in binary mode because Windows text mode can truncate it.
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