fifonik / FFMetrics

Visualizes Video Quality Metrics (PSNR, SSIM & VMAF) calculated by ffmpeg.exe
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How to show csv file in Excel as Graph #133

Closed MationPlays closed 7 months ago

MationPlays commented 7 months ago

Hello, I got these metrics csv files(one FFMetrics_results file and one for vmaf of each video) now and don't know how to visualize them in Excel. I don know what these numbers even are and what the term for the coloums mean. Please help

ffmetrics_results_excel framemetrics_ffmetrics_vmaf

fifonik commented 7 months ago

Unfortunately, I cannot help as I do not know what exactly you doing and what you'd like to have at the end. Sorry.

MationPlays commented 7 months ago

Like i just want to be able to see the graph of the vmaf again in excel. There is a graph visible in ffmetrics when running it i want to able to see this again

fifonik commented 7 months ago

You need to import the tab delimited file/files into Excel (for some reason "Open" does not work in Excel as it is not smart enough to detect that the file is "tab delimited"). When importing you should make sure that "Tab" is selected as fields separator. Then you will need to select "frame" column for X-values and "vmaf" column for Y-values while creating line chart. Unfortunately, I cannot provide exact steps for configuring chart as I do not have Excel (can provide steps for LibreOffice Calc if you need).

MationPlays commented 7 months ago

Thanks, please tell me how to do it with libre office, i also never did this with excel

fifonik commented 7 months ago

Simplest line chart LibreOffice Calc:

I believe the question should be asked in LibreOffice community or just google.

fifonik commented 7 months ago

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