Hi
here is the way to convert video for storio 2 on linux.
first you need to install libav-tools (and zenity if you want to use the script below)
on debian/ubuntu/mint , open a terminal and type
remember that storio 2 can only read less than 2G video so, choose carefully the frame rate and the quality.
I suggest 18 frames/second (from 15 to 25), and 8 quality (quality goes from 1 best to 30 poorest)
the command line looks like :
replace original_file.avi, destination_file.avi, QUALITY and FRAME
this will convert your video to the format storio2 uses to record its own cam video, (so you sure it can read it!)
if your leasy, download the script below, make it executable
and click on it
here is the way to convert video for storio 2 on linux.
first you need to install libav-tools (and zenity if you want to use the script below)
on debian/ubuntu/mint , open a terminal and type
Code:
sudo apt-get install libav-tools
remember that storio 2 can only read less than 2G video so, choose carefully the frame rate and the quality.
I suggest 18 frames/second (from 15 to 25), and 8 quality (quality goes from 1 best to 30 poorest)
the command line looks like :
Code:
avconv -i "original_file.avi" -acodec pcm_s16le -ar 24000 -ac 1 -s 480*272 -vcodec mjpeg -qscale QUALITY -r FRAME "destination_file.avi"
replace original_file.avi, destination_file.avi, QUALITY and FRAME
this will convert your video to the format storio2 uses to record its own cam video, (so you sure it can read it!)
if your leasy, download the script below, make it executable
Code:
chmod u+x converti.txt