Re: [CinCVS] YUV4MPEG stream too dark

Thank you, it worked! Craig Lawson wrote: Bas, Try adding the "RGB - 601" filter to your video track(s). Configure the filter for "RGB -> 601 compression" (the default). Does that make it work? Craig. Bas Alphenaar wrote: Hello Cinelerra people, Today I tried to render out a movie I made

Re: [CinCVS] YUV4MPEG stream too dark

Bas, Try adding the "RGB - 601" filter to your video track(s). Configure the filter for "RGB -> 601 compression" (the default). Does that make it work? Craig. Bas Alphenaar wrote: > Hello Cinelerra people, > > Today I tried to render out a movie I made with Cinelerra revision > 1045 via a YUV4

[CinCVS] YUV4MPEG stream too dark

Hello Cinelerra people, Today I tried to render out a movie I made with Cinelerra revision 1045 via a YUV4MPEG stream. However, the resulting video seems to be too dark compared to the video in the compositor. I turned on "Use Pipe" and used mencoder with the following commands: mencoder - -

Re: [CinCVS] How to Add Title Screens?

On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 20:23:03 +0100, Thomas H. George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am a complete newbie at video editing but have managed to patch some clips together. I would like them to start following several seconds of a title screen. I have read the title section in the manual and fo

[CinCVS] How to Add Title Screens?

I am a complete newbie at video editing but have managed to patch some clips together. I would like them to start following several seconds of a title screen. I have read the title section in the manual and found the title icon in Cinelerra:Resources/video effects but the mechanics of using t