Jonathan Ryshpan wrote:
I have a DVD transcribed from a very old videotape in which there are
some places where the tape skipped or didn't advance for a while,
producing bad spots, lasting for between half a second and two seconds.
What is the easiest way to cut these bad spots out using Cinelerra?
If it's both the video and the audio, you can simply highlight the
portion you want to cut and press delete (or select clear from the edit
menu). You might also want to then add a default audio and video
transition to reduce the impact of the cut (This may require you cut a
little more footage so your transition has material to use). This is
quite possibly the easiest thing you could ever do in cinelerra.
Default transitions are the second item in both the Audio and the Video
menu. Be sure to do both or you'll get your footage out of sync.
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-Brendan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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