> actually if drift stays constant, then it is very simple to fix in > cinelerra.. just right click on asset, and change frequency from 48000 > to 48002 or some similar value - depending on the scale of your drift.
Yeah, that would work in some situations; of course working out what the magic number has to be is another issue entirely. Does cinelerra allow a fractional frequency to be entered (for example, 48000.0123) and does it have an upper limit on the precision you can enter? If it's limited to integer values it won't be much good on long (>60 minute) clips. > The only trick is that you have to do that _before_ you start dragging > edits to the timeline and before creating clips. True - which in some workflows could be awkward (or at least require a lot of repeate trial-and-error before getting things right). I'll have to look into what sample rate conversion cinelerra uses in this situation - hopefully it's Erik's "secret rabit code". Regards jonathan _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list Cinelerra@skolelinux.no https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
