Is there any experience with "real time" output from Cinelerra via
raw1394?
I'd like to use my camcorder as an interface device, to view Cinelerra's
"compositor" output on an NTSC television display. That is, instead of
rendering from Cinelerra to foo.dv, and then exporting foo.dv thru, say,
Kino
And what are the other tutorials that you've found to be useful?
Thanks
On 2008-11-06 17:19, Douglas Pollard wrote:
> I have learned a thing that has been very useful in understanding
> and becoming more proficient using Cinelerra. I have three tutorials
> that I have downloaded as Html fil
Is there any experience with "real time" output from Cinelerra via
raw1394?
I'd like to use my camcorder as an interface device, to view Cinelerra's
"compositor" output on an NTSC television display. That is, instead of
rendering from Cinelerra to foo.dv, and then exporting foo.dv thru, say,
Kino
I'm interested in reverse-engineering the XML, so as to build some out-of-band
"asset-management" tools.
If there's any other activity in this area, I'd like to hear about it.
Thanks!
On 2008-11-20 16:04, prg wrote:
> Daniel Steinberg schrieb:
> > Is there any documentation describing the full E
John
Why don't you simply hook a TV on your graphic card and set your X
settings to twinview?
I know it is not answering directly your question, but I would not even
bother using a camcorder for that.
Cheers
E
http://vimeo.com/super8mm
john detwiler wrote:
Is there any experience with "rea
Im sorry for this offtopic - but here's a lot of people with possible clues
My firewire port on a cam side gets burned quite often - and this is
geting kind of expensive. Canon technicians have told me that i'm not
supposed to hotplug firewire devices, since they might get fried during
this pr
Because, I don't have a graphics card.
I looked at NVIDIA cards but have neither the DC power nor the PCI-Express bus
to support them.
On 2008-11-21 19:21, E Chalaron wrote:
> John
>
> Why don't you simply hook a TV on your graphic card and set your X
> settings to twinview?
> I know it is not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do you experience similar problems?how do you protect your cams from
getting fried?
Actually the other way around; one of my teachers in his research
project fried 5+ firewire cards. I guess it is just bad grounding.
Stefan
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Is there a HowTo for creating text images (e.g., in GIMP) to look good
in Cinelerra as scrolling credits, and the like?
My issue is that as the text moves (using camera automation), the edges
of the characters will flicker.
I'm sure there are issues around interlacing, antialiasing, etc., but I
http://bugs.cinelerra.org/show_bug.cgi?id=523
Summary: cant install on Ubuntu Version 8.1
Product: Cinelerra
Version: 2.1
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Linux
Status: NEW
Severity: normal
Priority: Medium
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