File:Flight of Apollo 11 from about 0-0-50 to about 0-03-14 since launch, VJSC 1425B-q1.ogv
Flight_of_Apollo_11_from_about_0-0-50_to_about_0-03-14_since_launch,_VJSC_1425B-q1.ogv (Ogg Theora video file, length 3 min 29 s, 640 × 484 pixels, 348 kbps, file size: 8.7 MB)
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DescriptionFlight of Apollo 11 from about 0-0-50 to about 0-03-14 since launch, VJSC 1425B-q1.ogv |
English: The flight of "Apollo 11" from about 0:0:50 to about 0:03:14 since launch (through and including interstage separation), as filmed from ARIA Fleet Aircraft 55-3123 via the ALOTS
Български: Полетът на "Аполо-11" от около 0,0,50 до около 0,03,14 след изстрелването (до отделянето на преходника включително), както е заснет от самолет ARIA 55-3123 чрез ALOTS
Русский: Полёт "Аполлона-11" с около 0,0,50 по около 0,03,14 после запуска (до и включая отделения переходника), как заснят самолетом ARIA 55-3123 посредством ALOTS |
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Source | (0:27:57–0:31:27) |
Author | NASA/JSC (Apollo 11 Facts Project) |
The original WMV-3 file (and the extracted and converted to MPEG-4 portion of it) had a playback frame rate of 29.97 fps, and each 4th frame was duplicated. These duplicated frames were removed using HandBrake 0.9.4, resulting in an H.264 video file at 23.98 fps. That file was then converted to Theora format using ffmpeg2theora 0.27. But this relates only to the first version of this file. The latest version was converted via the following commands:
- mencoder -nosound -msglevel mencoder=1 -ss 0:27:42.9 -endpos 0:03:29.4 -vf pullup,softskip -ofps 24000/1001 -ovc raw VJSC_1425B.wmv -o VJSC_1425B-q1.wmv
- ffmpeg2theora VJSC_1425B-q1.wmv
- rm -f VJSC_1425B-q1.wmv
Comparing some known event times with their appearance in this film, it turned out that it was shot with a frame rate of about 35 fps, not the playback rate of 23.98 fps. So it must be taken into account that its playback is about 1.46 times slower than real time.
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current | 16:35, 6 February 2011 | 3 min 29 s, 640 × 484 (8.7 MB) | Лъчезар (talk | contribs) | Got rid of the intermediate [lossy] compression. Now mencoder only decodes the original file to a raw video format file, and ffmpeg2theora only encodes this raw file to a Theora .ogv file. Conversion commands: mencoder -nosound -msglevel mencoder=1 -ss 0: | |
08:00, 5 February 2011 | 3 min 29 s, 640 × 484 (7.84 MB) | Лъчезар (talk | contribs) | Cut the non-meaningful frames past the sequence with the rocket. This version is inverse-telecined directly from the original file, thus reducing the conversion steps from 3 to 2. Conversion commands: mencoder -nosound -msglevel mencoder=1 -ss 0:27:42.9 - | ||
08:28, 27 January 2011 | 3 min 31 s, 630 × 478 (7.34 MB) | Лъчезар (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=The flight of "Apollo 11" from about 0:0:50 to about 0:03:14 since launch (through and including interstage separation), as filmed from ARIA Fleet Aircraft 55-3123 via the ALOTS}} {{bg|1=Полетът на "Апол� |
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