On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 11:50:19AM +1030, Pierre Dumuid wrote: > > I miss Kino's real time playing and ease of use as regards to > >edit/copy/paste sequences. I need to learn how to use the viewer window > >of Cinelerra, and understand why it's always black. > > > The viewer is used for "pre-cutting" your assets into clips. It is not > really related to the time line. You drag an asset (or clip I think) > from the resource window onto the viewer to view that asset only, then > you can select in/out points, and save the region to a new clip or drag > it onto the time-line. Or I recall there is a button to directly past > the video between the in/out's to the timeline.
OK! I'll try it! I'm a bit lost since the Cinelerra Wiki does not work right now (links problems). I knew it was about selecting a region through. > >In the past, I experienced a lot of crashes with Cinelerra. But now, > >it's really stable. It only crashed 1-2 times in hundreds of hours of use! > >=) > > > It does seem like you need some optimisation though, if you said you > where only getting low frame rates for DV... I at least get 15fps for my > 1.6GHz machines, (can't exactly recall the exact as I'm at work). I'll look at my playback settings. I have an XP2400 processor + 1Go RAM. But I'm used to a very low playback speed with Cinelerra. I did not even think it could play a video at such a frame-rate! =) Thank you Pierre! =) Nicolas. -- -------- Conti ---------------- O -- Kawasaki-Nikon-Linux --- ._ /\_> ------- Powered ----------- (x)> (x) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
