Forwarding this to the proper mailing list address:--- Forwarded message ---From: "Sape Sikkema (Telfort)" To: cinelerra-ad...@skolelinux.noCc:Subject: Jerky movements in rendered moviesDate: Thu, 30 Dec 2010 13:28:27 +0100
Dear Sir,
I'm using Cinelerra for a while, but I haven't been abl
Not if you will, but I work with videos mod, do the following.
Open file with avidemux
Video > copy
Audio > copy
format > mpeg-ts (A + V)
save with extension mpg
The resulting file in cinelerra works without problems, until now.
To pass it on to DVD you could try to render in "MPEG video" dvd
Herman Robak schrieb:
> From: "Sape Sikkema (Telfort)" Subject: Jerky
> movements in rendered movies I encounter regular jerky movements in the
> viewer window as well as in the rendered output file.
> *Video Format
> : MPEG Video*
> : Version 2*
Hi Sape Sikkema,
just from skimming through your
Sounds like swapped half-frames in interlaced material...
just an idea.
Georg
On Thursday 30 December 2010 13:55:34 Herman Robak wrote:
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Installed cinelerra in Ubuntu 10.10 64bit. Every time, when I tried to start
cinelerra, I got an error message as shown in the attached screen shot. Any fix
suggestion and work-around is highly appreciated!
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Sape,
You've stumbled upon Cinelerra's achilles heel, the fact that
Cinelerra's media reader/import function is lacking in support for a
good many file formats. Recently, I've taken to use Monty Montgomery's
version of Cinelerra CV. This version uses FFmpeg as the default media
reader/importer.
Paul Chang schrieb:
> Installed cinelerra in Ubuntu 10.10 64bit. Every time, when I tried to start
> cinelerra, I got an error message as shown in the attached screen shot. Any
> fix suggestion and work-around is highly appreciated!
Hi Paul Chang,
the most simple fix is right below your nose: d
