Does anyone knows a free video stabilization software for Linux (ubuntu, fedora or something else), whose result is like the Youtube Video Stabilization?
At this moment, to stabilize my video I need to upload my files on youtube and wait a lot until stabilization finishes and then download my files. One software for computer will be helpful, and save a lot of time.
Does anyone knows one? Thank you!
To stabilize your video you can use the ffmpeg command line tool.
deshake filterffmpeg -i shaky-input.mp4 -vf deshake stabilized-output.mp4 The deshake filter has also some optional settings.
vidstab filtersFor better results you can try the two-step process using ffmpeg's vidstabdetect and vidstabtransform filters: (Thanks @Mulvya)
ffmpeg -i shaky-input.mp4 -vf vidstabdetect=shakiness=5:show=1 dummy.mp4 This will output a transforms.trf that will be read by the second pass:
ffmpeg -i shaky-input.mp4 -vf vidstabtransform,unsharp=5:5:0.8:3:3:0.4 stabilized-output.mp4 The vidstab filters documentation explains all the configuration options.
No such filter: 'vidstabdetect'. I guess on some distros (like Ubuntu) this filter isn't included by default. --enable-libvidstab --enable-gpl Blender has motion tracking, which can in turn be used to stabilize video. Here is a YouTube tutorial showing how to load video footage into Blender's movie clip editor, setting a tracking point, solving the tracking equation, and then discusses considerations about how to balance the various factors between too much and too little stabilization. The video tutorial is here:
