I'm sorry I took so long to reply; life has been quite hectic here... > I still have no solutions... but I made new tests with shooting in 50i (PAL) > DV and HDV (my camera can optionally operate 50i PAL in addition to its > normal mode 60i NTSC) and in this case I observed no mismatches in > Cinelerra, I can cut and insert the clips on the timeline as much as I want > without ever observe desynchronization ...
Having looked at the project files and considered the additional description you provided, I don't think the problem is Cinelerra itself, but the input file handling. The MTS timing used in DV and HDV is complex, and I know libquicktime doesn't handle it properly. One workaround is to convert to an intermediary and import that instead. I also have a set of patches I use for my own DV and HDV work, however, they rely on FFMPEG which is itself only so reliable. Still, this alternate codebase is quite usable for many cameras. I shoot substantially in HDV and use these patches myself, however, this requires building from source. http://git.xiph.org/?p=users/xiphmont/cinelerraCV.git;a=summary The non-integer framerate shouldnot itself be the source of the trouble; I'm also in North America nad shoot at 30000/1001 and 24000/1001 myself. Monty _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list Cinelerra@skolelinux.no https://lists.skolelinux.org/listinfo/cinelerra
