Summary

The file has been converted from the source file using the following commands (for duplicated frame removal and adjusting the playback speed to real-time, and conversion to Theora, respectively):

• mencoder -nosound -ss 0:01:51.5 -endpos 0:03:46 -vf filmdint -fps 31.55 -ofps 25.24 -ovc raw VJSC_1425D.wmv -o VJSC_1425D-q1.wmv
• ffmpeg2theora VJSC_1425D-q1.wmv
• rm -f VJSC_1425D-q1.wmv

Assessment

This file was selected as the media of the day for 02 January 2018. It was captioned as follows: English: Video the rocket Saturn V launch with Apollo 11 mission on 16th July 1969 from lift-off to 1 min after S-IC stage separation. Other languages Čeština: Start nosné rakety Saturn V s kosmickou lodí Apollo 11 dne 16. července 1969, záznam od okamžíku startu do doby 1 minuty po odpojení 1. raketového stupně. English: Video the rocket Saturn V launch with Apollo 11 mission on 16th July 1969 from lift-off to 1 min after S-IC stage separation. Македонски: Испалување на ракетата „Сатурн V“ со мисијата Аполо 11 на 16 јули 1969 г. Polski: Zarejestrowane za pomocą kinoteodolitu wystrzelenie rakiety Saturn V wynoszącej misję Apollo 11 od chwili startu do minuty po odłaczeniu pierwszego stopnia rakiety (S-IC).

Licensing

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