360 output with Vortex on zenith and nadir

herrpedro

Newbie Location: Portugal Joined: Sep 20, 2017 16:42 Messages: 21 Offline

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Sep 22, 2017 17:38

hi, just updated from 15 to 16 because of 360 video stabilization and been making a few tests mainly using the video that i wanted stabilized

in the output i noticed a vortex in nadir and zenith of my video.

did a simple experiment wich was -> with everying off load a 360 image and output as 360 video there it is.

in attachments you can chek a screenshot of the video and the original panoramic image nadir.

the original video is this one -> https://youtu.be/XRic24mjYaM

so i wanted to stabilize the 360video and put the plane over it (same i did in 15)

i find this very odd and hope it has a simple solution

thank you all for the help


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herrpedro

Newbie Location: Portugal Joined: Sep 20, 2017 16:42 Messages: 21 Offline

Oct 01, 2017 14:14

Quote hi, just updated from 15 to 16 because of 360 video stabilization and been making a few tests mainly using the video that i wanted stabilized

in the output i noticed a vortex in nadir and zenith of my video.

did a simple experiment wich was -> with everying off load a 360 image and output as 360 video there it is.

in attachments you can chek a screenshot of the video and the original panoramic image nadir.

the original video is this one -> https://youtu.be/XRic24mjYaM

so i wanted to stabilize the 360video and put the plane over it (same i did in 15)

i find this very odd and hope it has a simple solution

thank you all for the help

hi all,

some people dloaded it and said nothing.. i assume they saw it too and there is nothing to be done

is there a way to report this as an issue in PD16?!

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Hatti

Contributor Location: Bonn, Germany Joined: Feb 21, 2017 15:54 Messages: 576 Offline

Oct 01, 2017 16:03

I watched the video with youtube. I cannot see a 'vortex'. You attached an image of that phenomenon, but the video looks like the 'source image' I made a screenshot of the part in the video.

In the upper right corner of Powerdirector, there is a question mark. Klick it. There you find the web site for online-support.

Hatti


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herrpedro

Newbie Location: Portugal Joined: Sep 20, 2017 16:42 Messages: 21 Offline

Oct 01, 2017 16:47

Quote

I watched the video with youtube. I cannot see a 'vortex'. You attached an image of that phenomenon, but the video looks like the 'source image' I made a screenshot of the part in the video.

In the upper right corner of Powerdirector, there is a question mark. Klick it. There you find the web site for online-support.

Hatti

Hi, thanks.

the video from youtube is from PD15 and does not produce a vortex

i opened the same project and just produce the output and it added the vortex. Then i thought it might be from video 360 or some option and added a theta image so i could output that in video 360

the images are

look down in input theta S image

look down in video360 output from PD16

thanks for the hint. https://facebook.com/ruipedroimagery

TeflonJon

Newbie Joined: Oct 05, 2017 20:21 Messages: 6 Offline

Oct 05, 2017 20:28

After you export the videos, are you opening them in the default Windows 10 video player when you check them? I thought Powerdirector was adding a vortex to my files too at first, but it turned out that the vortex only shows up in the Windows 10 default app. They look fine when I open them in any other 360 viewing app (Ricoh Theta, Insta360 Studio etc) and after I upload them to youtube.

Quote

I watched the video with youtube. I cannot see a 'vortex'. You attached an image of that phenomenon, but the video looks like the 'source image' I made a screenshot of the part in the video.

In the upper right corner of Powerdirector, there is a question mark. Klick it. There you find the web site for online-support.

Hatti

Hi, thanks.

the video from youtube is from PD15 and does not produce a vortex

i opened the same project and just produce the output and it added the vortex. Then i thought it might be from video 360 or some option and added a theta image so i could output that in video 360

the images are

look down in input theta S image

look down in video360 output from PD16

thanks for the hint.

herrpedro

Newbie Location: Portugal Joined: Sep 20, 2017 16:42 Messages: 21 Offline

Oct 06, 2017 17:06

in fact i did open it with the new windows media player that supports 360

that would be SO GOOD. I'll try it next week... thank you so much!

Quote After you export the videos, are you opening them in the default Windows 10 video player when you check them? I thought Powerdirector was adding a vortex to my files too at first, but it turned out that the vortex only shows up in the Windows 10 default app. They look fine when I open them in any other 360 viewing app (Ricoh Theta, Insta360 Studio etc) and after I upload them to youtube.

Quote

I watched the video with youtube. I cannot see a 'vortex'. You attached an image of that phenomenon, but the video looks like the 'source image' I made a screenshot of the part in the video.

In the upper right corner of Powerdirector, there is a question mark. Klick it. There you find the web site for online-support.

Hatti

Hi, thanks.

the video from youtube is from PD15 and does not produce a vortex

i opened the same project and just produce the output and it added the vortex. Then i thought it might be from video 360 or some option and added a theta image so i could output that in video 360

the images are

look down in input theta S image

look down in video360 output from PD16

thanks for the hint.

https://facebook.com/ruipedroimagery

TeflonJon

Newbie Joined: Oct 05, 2017 20:21 Messages: 6 Offline

Oct 07, 2017 00:20

No problem man. When I first started using the program I uploaded a clip to youtube to show someone the vortex effect only to find that it was magically gone on youtube. That's when I realized that it was actually the Windows 10 Movies & TV app causing the problem and not Powerdirector.

Quote in fact i did open it with the new windows media player that supports 360

that would be SO GOOD. I'll try it next week... thank you so much!

Quote After you export the videos, are you opening them in the default Windows 10 video player when you check them? I thought Powerdirector was adding a vortex to my files too at first, but it turned out that the vortex only shows up in the Windows 10 default app. They look fine when I open them in any other 360 viewing app (Ricoh Theta, Insta360 Studio etc) and after I upload them to youtube.

Quote

I watched the video with youtube. I cannot see a 'vortex'. You attached an image of that phenomenon, but the video looks like the 'source image' I made a screenshot of the part in the video.

In the upper right corner of Powerdirector, there is a question mark. Klick it. There you find the web site for online-support.

Hatti

Hi, thanks.

the video from youtube is from PD15 and does not produce a vortex

i opened the same project and just produce the output and it added the vortex. Then i thought it might be from video 360 or some option and added a theta image so i could output that in video 360

the images are

look down in input theta S image

look down in video360 output from PD16

thanks for the hint.

herrpedro

Newbie Location: Portugal Joined: Sep 20, 2017 16:42 Messages: 21 Offline

Oct 08, 2017 15:21

That did it

nice!

now i can stabilize video..

Quote No problem man. When I first started using the program I uploaded a clip to youtube to show someone the vortex effect only to find that it was magically gone on youtube. That's when I realized that it was actually the Windows 10 Movies & TV app causing the problem and not Powerdirector.

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