hey everyone,
just wanted to write and introduce myself...and possibly ask a question or two. My name is August Black and I already met quite a few of you from the cinelerra working group in Bergen, Norway at the Piksel festival. So, hello again! I've been a broadcast2000/Cinelerra user ever since, well, it was called broadcast2000. I cut a few documentaries and such in 2000, 2002, and tend to make something, audio or video, with cinelerra about once or twice a year. So, I'm not really a noobie nor a guru. I still have the cut and paste editing style from the bcast2000 days...but am learning more about labels, clips, and the viewer window for two window editing. I think I got a good handle on it now. I've been a fan of this software for a while now, despite all the quirks and am amazed at how far it has come. so Bravo to all involved! I use it for all of my editing needs. And, I recently used it for a short film in Norway I made with my colleague, Federico Bonelli. http://www.cinemasolubile.net/?p=97 We only ran into a few problems...some of which I figured out how to do, others I am still looking for answers. First, what is the best way to export all to DVD? I try to render MP2, but it has NEVER worked for me. I find myself rendering to RGB and then encoding with ffmpeg....(which also has some majore quirks) Second, how can you set the keyframe curves so that they are linear and not logarithmic. the logarithmic curves make sense for the audio, but not always for the camera and projector. For example, I'm trying to make a scrolling credits page, but need the motion to start and stop on a linear rather logarithmic curve. thanks for all your hard work...and for any tips you might have. if any of you are in Amsterdam...the film will be shown this Saturday at Montevideo. -august. _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list Cinelerra@skolelinux.no https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
