Sape, You've stumbled upon Cinelerra's achilles heel, the fact that Cinelerra's media reader/import function is lacking in support for a good many file formats. Recently, I've taken to use Monty Montgomery's version of Cinelerra CV. This version uses FFmpeg as the default media reader/importer. I've used CinMonty to load 1080P MPEG-PS files successfully. Using FFmpeg as Cin's default loader makes it easier for one to determine if a file will read into Cinelerra. Simply: if a file plays back in "ffplay", then Cinelerra Monty should be able to load it.
You can find more detail on CinMonty here: http://crazedmuleproductions.blogspot.com/2010/07/green-beret-parachutes-in-to-help.html Alternatively, if you post a snippet of the file using the same render parameters to a publically available website or an upload service like strongspace (http://www.strongspace.com), I will test to see if CinMonty can load the file for you. scott PS - Of course, this begs the question that if the CinCV mavens like FFmpeg, why don't we consider replacing Cin's default loader with CinMonty/FFmpeg since it seems to accept more file formats and is updated on a more frequest basis than Cin's default loader? _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list Cinelerra@skolelinux.no https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
