Mohan P J posted a video:

Slightly better version at www.vimeo.com/19048678

oiyou posted a video:

"Tap tap tap at the bloody window pane"
Taken on an Olympus FE300 held sideways and rotated 90 degrees in mencoder

Tom.Lechner posted a video:

Demonstration of the current state of my panorama projection software. Unwrap right on screen, then render to an image that can be printed out, cut and folded into a physical shape! In this case the Snub Cube, with Mt. St. Helens on it.

The next step is, of course, defining sides that are curvy. Globe gores, for instance, or rinds. Might be quite a while before that though! As far as coding goes, someday I hope to understand how lighting works in opengl, and how to do texturing efficiently...

Another thing I'd like to do is make controls for panorama reprojection to automate things like this. This would be equivalent to an extension of Hugin's new gl previewer, which lets you change how the panorama is projected in real time, which in itself is a lot of fun to play with. Just need to record a camera orientation path, and render along the path!

notes on video production: try as I might, I simply could not get Kdenlive to render the words at the end without flickering, except in really crappy resolution!! Kdenlive has come a long way in the last few years, but there are still many quirks to iron out. Then flickr wouldn't take the video kdenlive made, but would when converted to a wmv, and only a wmv with mencoder, but not in the proper aspect, without first rerendering in kdenlive to different dimensions.... AAARG!!!
Oh, and the music is me playing around with the arpeggiator on my keyboard.

chrisgj6 posted a video:

Made from 2400 photographs taken over a period of two hours. Photos were captured remotely from an EOS 600D onto a ubuntu laptop using gphoto2. The final video was encoded using menconder.

dvanzuijlekom posted a video:

The Aristo cutter displaying the classic "Please do not press this button again" behaviour.

This video was rotated using with MEncoder the command:
mencoder -vf rotate=2 -oac pcm -ovc x264 MVI_1836.MOV -o MVI_1836-2.MOV

p_vineet posted a video:

My first attempt at making an underwater video and video processing itself. The difference after processing was not that apparent. But Mencoder is an excellent tool for encoding with lots of option tried the unsharp and eq2 filter, only draw back is it being command line.

billyrosendale posted a video:

Tiltshift time-lapse experiment taken hand held on iPhone. Dodgy camera work, novice tiltshift processing (one at a time on iPhone yawn, (must be simpler batch methods available to apply the mask and blur effects, imagemagick perhaps)) only 9 seconds but I quite like it : )

dusoft_ua posted a video:

Made of 144 shots

mencoder -noskip mf://hello_world_720p_jpegs/* -mf fps=11:type=jpg -ovc x264 -x264encopts bitrate=4000:keyint=50:nointerlaced -oac copy -info "name=Hello World:artist=Serhii Piddubchak:genre=Education:subject=Hello World" -o hello_world.avi -audiofile silence.aac

Had to add some sound because Vimeo seems to not understand videos without it.

billyrosendale posted a video:

Made with Mencoder on Kubuntu from photos taken on iPhone

billyrosendale posted a video:

evening-mix-rawest-wav-120bpm-HD

_603_ posted a video:

Dave Fallis posted a video:

50 photos taken at 30 second intervals, combined with MEncoder. Flickr is obviously having issues converting the video (see the bars on the left). Anyone have any idea what is going on?

colink. posted a video:

Time-lapse of the deflation of the roof of BC Place.

Filmed over 35 minutes with a Canon SD870IS with CHDK custom firmware. Encoded with mencoder.

More videos (including mine) on Miss 604: www.miss604.com/2010/05/bc-place-stadium-to-be-deflated.html

aaranya posted a video:

My first attempt at a time lapse video. I set up a tripod in the balcony and shot the evening sky at 30 seconds intervals. Hooked up my laptop with the camera and used gphoto2 on Linux to take photos and then used mencoder to encode it into an XVID video.

The reason that the video seems to get brighter as the night approaches is because I used automatic time and aperture settings on the camera. The next time, I'll use better settings.

linuxman posted a photo:

Un pequeño script para cambiar de formato y pegar subtitulos.

Gustavo (lu7frb) posted a photo:

Happy New Year

Gustavo (lu7frb) posted a video:

Fireworks 01:14

Siebuhr posted a video:

Music is "Für Elise - Rondo" by Qoo.

The exposure is far from perfect. The skies looked quite good in the moonlight, but I failed horribly at getting any of that to look good - perhaps I should go for just the moon + stars next time...

quarkness posted a video:

mencoder mf://*.jpg -mf w=800:h=600:fps=25:type=jpg -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:mbd=2:trell -oac copy -o output.avi

Tom.Lechner posted a video:

This is a moving sculpture I made in 1997 from holly, maple, and mahogany woods. I leave it as an exercise for the viewer to determine exactly what conditions must be satisfied for the tracks to slope downward on either end, and still have the roller roll back and forth.

Irrelevant side note: My computer stopped recognizing firewire, and thus could not read from my camcorder, and I just spent half a day figuring out why, and how to fix it. Namely, the recent Debian Linux kernels do not provide firewire capability the same way they used to by default, and just about every firewire based program I have can only use the old way! So I had to figure out how to recompile my kernel with the old way enabled. BUT the kernel would start to compile, and simply crash, without a decent explanation. Had to track down and remove "xen", which has something to do with "Paravirtualized guest support" whatever the hell that is, and then I finally got firewire again.. I know Linux has come a long way, since I haven't had this sort of irritating problem on my machine in a while. When I started with Linux, this sort of thing happened constantly!