AdrianEddy
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1 year ago - The lack of Browse button is a limitation of the OpenFX and Resolve - code requests the button but Resolve ignores it in the color tab. I can't do anything about it
- To output 16:9 from 4:3 use "Project settings" -> "Image Scaling" -> "Mismatched resolution files" -> "Scale entire image to fit". Then create 16:9 timeline and drop the 4:3 file there. It should be fitted to the height with black bars on the sides. If you then apply Gyroflow plugin, it will use that 4:3 to make 16:9 and fill the entire timeline
- I think you have to rotate it 180 like that, plugin doesn't have any info about the rotation metadata in file and how Resolve interprets it. This is already tracked in #12 so I'll look into it in more detail there
samuraitheta
Hello! Thank you for your excellent work on this project!
I am planning on getting a BMPCC 6k to use with this setup, but I wanted to do some testing with a GoPro first. Here are a few issues I ran into: If I try to add the Gyroflow OpenFX to a node in the Color section of Resolve... It doesn't give me a "Browse" button like it does in the Fusion section. I can paste the file location from the Fusion section into the Color section, but I'd love a "brose" button. Is this intentional, or would there be a way to add this? Usually, I record in in 4/3 and crop to 16/9 in stabilization. (Obviously this won't be a problem with the BMPCC, but for the GoPro situation it would be nice to apply color before the crop) I can't seem to find a way to make the Plugin output 16/9. It just gives me the original 4/3 ratio and gives me black bars on the left and right of my 16/9 Timeline. Lastly, is there a way to include the ability to process upside-down camera? I recorded my files with the gopro mounted upside down. Currently, the Gyroflow OpenFX flips the camera upside down and the warping is backwards. If I transform the incoming video signal 180 then it works correctly.
Thank you again for all of your hard work! I really appreciate it!