Current SVN should now be more workable (see thread as I actually
described the issue as being a fact of shared range), since automation
ranges are more sane.
At the moment if you drag to -40 dB you force to -Inf dB. I recently
(last night for me in Aussie) applied a patch that limits' the
automation range to this -40 dB in the time-line to indicate that this
is as far as needed to go (see r908).
Pierre
Miha Kitič wrote:
But there may be a workaround for you...
How about using the combination of faders and mute function.
For instance... you fade the audio level to very low level and at the
end of it set a mute. That should kill all audio for sure.
Of course, I assume that mute will actually switch
of the audio channel, but I am not sure.
Perhaps someone who is very familiar with the sources can answer that.
Miha
On sob, 2006-09-30 at 11:34 -0700, Robert Persson wrote:
On Sat, 2006-30-09 at 16:51 +0200, Herman Robak wrote:
Someone mentioned the fader did not completely mute the sound at
the lowest level; that would be a bug!
Forgive me if I say something that has already been said before, since I
have only just joined this list, but I have encountered this problem
with the faders (I'm assuming we're talking about the audio level graphs
in the timeline rather than sliders or knobs) and it is an absolute
blocker for me -- inability to fade to silence makes a video editor
absolutely useless for what I need to do. As a result I have wasted a
lot of time trying to deal with windows video editors and ended up in
all kinds of trouble as a result. I filed a bug report about it a couple
of days ago, but I am actually really surprised that no one else has
done this already. I wondered for a long time whether I had missed some
obvious workaround.
What has made me want to try cinelerra again is that I accidentally
discovered on an old live cd distro that a much older version of
cinelerra (from around 2004) doesn't have this bug. It looks very much
like a regression in the 2.x series.
Does anyone have any idea how long it will take to get this ironed out?
If not, am I likely to be able to get an older version cinelerra working
reliably (and without too much pain) on an up-to-date Linux distribution
with recent versions of all its libraries?
Best
Robert
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