Package Thieves !! Three adjacent Neighbors Hit
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Flintstone61
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no clue.
when weird shit happens I blow stuff up.
like total reinstall with defaults
thats just me.
when weird shit happens I blow stuff up.
like total reinstall with defaults
thats just me.
Flintstone61
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Flintstone61
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.bvr video file editor
I did this just yesterday. Bring up the clip, set the green and red clip indicators to the start and end of the clip to be exported. Then right click and select (I think it’s called export but I’m doing this from memory) set any options you want including quality and save location and hit the...
Copied from another thread, explaining my question better than I did:
So far, it seems that the answer must be 'that's impossible' but I'm hopeful the experts here have an approach that does this.It looks like most comments in this thread are off topic, as the Edit clip content is replaced by "Export" discussion.Is there a way to trim and save a portion of BVR clip in BVR format for future reviews in Blue Iris 5 without re-encoding? I don't want to export to any other format, until its clear I need to use them as evidence or demo. It appears analog video source is encoded in BVR as H264, and audio source as AAC?
It looks like, BI doesn't mix text overlay with video from cam and audio into BVR format, instead they are kept in file as separate channels, and it results in higher CPU efficiency, even in case of analog cameras with stream encoding by BI at motion detection - correct? At exporting to MP4 or AVI such clips must be re-encoded to correctly show timestamp overlay and play audio. I want to keep on disk only manually selected small sections of each clip in BVR format upon reviewing daily recordings. How to do that, and in what software?