>> Hi all, I have been working on a video for my son and family. His
>> and his wifes graduation from college, the raising of their kids, with
>> video he has taken as well as some I have taken. I put almost allof it
>> together edited transitions and some voice over as well as a lttle
>> music here and there. It needs a title and a Lot of final tweaking
>> and polishing. I have a picture I want to use as a back ground for a
>> rolling title That part I have and it works fine. The problem I have
>> is when I add the picture and title at the beginning it displaces the
>> video and the video moves back on the time line. The two channel
>> sound that came from the video camera stays at the zero point. So it
>> is out of sink. I have tried to drag the video back to be in sinc and
>> It does not move. I tried to move it back from the back end and it
>> does not move. What the heck am I doing wrong. I know this has got to
>> be simple but somehow i am missing the boat here. :-) Can someone
>> give me some advice that will lead me off in the right direction. I
>> think I solved this same problem a couple years ago but can't remember
>> what I did. Thanks guys for any help, Doug
>>
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> I posted the above recently and have gotten no response. If anyone has
> any ideas in regard to this problem please give me a hand up. Thanks
> Doug
Doug,
From your description, it is difficult to understand exactly what
the problem is. It sounds to me like you need to understand how
basic editing works in cinelerra. If you haven't already, I would
recommend looking at the tutorials that exist, especially Raffa's
excellent "cinelerra for grandma".
To move a video left on the timeline, the best way (although not the
only way) is to:
1) "arm" the one video track or multiple tacks you want to
operate on
(this also means "disarm" all the audio or video tracks
you want to
have remain unedited)
2) to the left of your video, select a portion of time that
relates to the amount of out-of-sync-ness
3) hit 'x' to git rid of that time-space that is to the left of
your video segment. This will move that video track(s) to the
left for that amount of time.
I hope that helps and is what you were looking for.
best -august.
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