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    [SOLVED] HAP video aspect 1:1

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      Oleksandr Kovtun last edited by Woland

      Hi!

      I'm currently working on a project with many high-res LED screens. I'm trying to re-encode all the videos into the HAP codec, but I'm facing a problem.

      I usually use Shutter Encoder, but for some reason, it gives an error with 1:1 aspect video. Adobe ME converts such videos into HAP without any issues, but Isadora refuses to play them.

      Has anyone faced this problem?

      Thanks. 

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        Woland Tech Staff @Oleksandr Kovtun last edited by

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        I've not run into that but if you need a quick and dirty solution, you can just render them out as 16x9 with black letterboxing on the left and right, then use a Chopper actor to cut off the letterboxing in Isadora.

        Here's a file for that: using-the-chopper-actor-to-change-the-aspect-ratio-of-media-2024-06-20-3.2.6.izz

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          Oleksandr Kovtun last edited by

          Thank you for the reply.

          I've solved the problem by increasing the resolution a bit. The native was 1178x1178. When I resized it to 2000x2000 the problem went away. 

          But still strange ))

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            Fred @Oleksandr Kovtun last edited by

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            Shutter encoder uses FFMPEG under the hood - FFMPEG uses a slightly out of date implementation of HAP and requires resolutions in multiples of 4. 

            Source: https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmp...

            if (avctx->width % 4 || avctx->height % 4) {
                    av_log(avctx, AV_LOG_ERROR, "Video size %dx%d is not multiple of 4.\n",
                           avctx->width, avctx->height);
                    return AVERROR_INVALIDDATA;
                }

            The current version of HAP does not have that limitation (see odd dimension testing pack)

            https://github.com/Vidvox/hap/...

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              Oleksandr Kovtun @Fred last edited by

              @fred, thank you.

              Very useful information. I will keep it in mind for the future.

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