Thank you, Dan :-) Dan Dennedy wrote: > On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 3:37 PM, Dan Dennedy <dan at dennedy.org> wrote: >> On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Philippe Landau <lists at user-land.org> >> wrote: >>> Dan Dennedy wrote: >>>> ffmpeg -i 00009.MTS -s 1920x1080 -r ntsc -b 220000k -threads 2 -vcodec >>>> dnxhd -acodec copy 00009.mov >>> Could this be integrated in Kdenlive as a tool ? >>> Most potential users have difficulty with CLI. >> I would like to make a render profile that would do the equivalent, >> but for some reason it is failing, for which I will investigate the >> cause now. > The problem was just a typo on my part. This available now in Settings >> Download New Render Profiles... DNxHD 1920x1080 220 MB/s Very beautifully done, elegant modular solution, already downloaded 25 times.
> Just add your AVCHD clip to an empty timeline with Project Settings > set to an appropriate ATSC (HD) profile. Then remove any empty space > before the clip on the timeline. Finally, choose Render and look in > Lossless/HQ > Custom. When done, add the newly rendered clip to the > project and timeline. Destination: Lossless/HQ: Custom Is it possible to automatically give the output file the same name as the input file, instead of "untitled.mov" ? "Render to file" uses both CPUs to 100%, well done :-) When configuring Kdenlive upon first launch, i am asked for a default video profile (Video Standard). HDV 1080 25p shows: - Frame size: 1440x1080 - Frame rate: 25/1 - Pixel aspect ratio:4/3 (a space is missing here after ":") - Display aspect ration: 16/9 Shouldn't the frame size listed be 1080/9*16=1920 ? If you want to make it easier for a newbie to use Kdenlive, Opening a video in Kdenlive could open the clip in a new project or in the currently open project. Currently, in KDE 4.2.2 i get: "error ocurred while parsing element". Also, instead of the first button "New" you could place "Add Clip" there. "New" is available as the first menu option and as Ctrl-n, and when opening Kdenlive a new project is opened anyway. Kind regards Philippe