Making Use of the Wobbly Output

There are two straightforward ways to make use of the clip you’ve just fixed up in Wobbly.

From Wobbly Itself

Within Wobbly’s “Project” dropdown menu, you can save a script. This will output a “vpy” file next to the Wobbly JSON file.

Dropdown Options

Generated Script

You can simply stick the contents of this script into your own script and work from there.

Make sure you set the Field Based property to “Progressive” after you’ve imported the script! This can be done using either of these functions:

Using stdlib

src = src.std.SetFieldBased(0)

Using vstools

from vstools import FieldBased

src = FieldBased.PROGRESSIVE.apply(src)

Using vs-wobbly

TODO

Timecodes

Wobbly can also output a timecode file. This should be muxed into the final container alongside your video to make sure it properly displays VFR content. If the end result is a Constant Framerate, you can skip that so long as you mark the framerate correctly during encoding.