Hello,
Thanks guys for the help. I'll try to find another syntax to "dump" the
mpeg2 stream with mencoder.
Nicolas.
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Hello,
I RTFM about texinfo, and indeed, it's possible to get nice pdf and html
outputs from texinfo. Gour was hesitating about the possibility to get a
nice pdf from the cinelerra.texi shipped with HV Cinelerra. IMO, we
should use texinfo, because it's far easier to use than latex. The
syntax is
http://bugs.cinelerra.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346
Summary: background rendering- path/filename error
Product: Cinelerra
Version: 2.1
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Linux
Status: NEW
Severity: normal
Priority: Medium
On Mon, 2006-10-23 at 11:51 +0200, muzzol wrote:
> > Also this method doesn't prevent me to store the uncompressed media in
> > my HD for the final render. The conclusion is that I need more
> > hardware :)
> >
> no, i also think this would be a good feature. lot of professional
> work places uses
Also this method doesn't prevent me to store the uncompressed media in
my HD for the final render. The conclusion is that I need more
hardware :)
no, i also think this would be a good feature. lot of professional
work places uses this methodology to save resources. sometimes is
refered as "offli
Actually i've taken even deeper look. It seems there exist exactly one
application which supports putting general mpeg2 inside avi... and it is
mencoder ... the only things on the planet that can play this are
mplayer, ffplay and ffdshow, so no, i won't be working on supporting
this anytime soon. s
i've taken a look at this file and while it is legal AVI, it is very
unusual.
it contains MPEG2 video and mpeg 2 layer 2 audio... (mp2).
Those kind of things usually reside in mpeg files by themselves, not in
avi containers. I've tried to just use ffmpeg for decoding the thing,
but that does not
On Saturday 21 October 2006 10:46 am, Scott C. Frase wrote:
> Andraz,
> Yes, that is my situation, as my camera's output is 720p, 29.97fps. I
> will try your workaround.
Could someone write up a howto on doing this workaround?
Wes
>
> thanks,
> scott
>
> On Sat, 2006-10-21 at 12:50 +0200, Andraž
Hello Scott.
Thank you for pointing me to that conversation. I was expecting this
functionality to be inside Cinelerra. It doesn't seem very difficult
to implement it for a programmer with skills. But I'm not a
professional editor, maybe most of you will not miss such a feature.
Also this method
