Hi!
Sorry. That doesn't excite me very much.
Let's start with something much simpler: I want to watch plain HDV in
realtime in the composer window. I actually don't need any fancy effects
for the video. Just plain transitions for a very simple editing job.
kdenlive does the job perfectly. I can view and edit HDV without any
probs. Also avidemux does it. Why is cinerella sooooo slow?
/Bernd
Johannes Sixt wrote:
On Friday 25 April 2008 02:37, Scott C. Frase wrote:
Adam (or anyone who knows),
How can I tell if Cinelerra is using hardware shading?
Load a jpeg (640x480 will do) with 5 seconds duration
attach a Rotate effect
Set it to 0 degrees at the 0 seconds mark and
180 degrees at the 5 seconds.
In the compositor, scrub between the two ends.
With hardware shading (i.e. the OpenGL driver) I get a *very* noticable
improvement in the frame rate.
-- Hannes
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