Hi Joe,
> After adding a second video track and replacing the flickering titles
> with new ones, the problem still persists.
I've noticed something similar in the past... in my case it was due to
extra keyframes along the plugin. Have you enabled "View -> Plugin
Keyframes" to check?
Alec
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Hi Nicolas,
> No accelerated IMDCT transform found
You need to compile a52dec with djbfft: http://cr.yp.to/djbfft/install.html
Or you can get a binary from (converts to deb nicely with alien):
ftp://fr2.rpmfind.net/linux/livna/fedora/5/i386/djbfft-0.76-5.lvn5.i386.rpm
Then you just compile a52d
Hi Kevin,
> ...get an error from mpeg2enc about the 'Picture rate' ...
>INFO: [yuvcorrect] input: frame rate: 6/1001 fps (~59.940060)
It looks like your project is set to double NTSC frame rate. If you are
preserving the original DV fields, then this should be 29.97 (Format -
Frame R
Hi,
> http://bugs.cinelerra.org/show_bug.cgi?id=231
> Can you please close this bug if it is now fixed (as a result of commit r830)
This latest patch crashes cinelerra when I try to load an existing
xml (see trace below). The same file worked with r829.
It also doesn't fix the original problem.
Hi,
> 1. What is the best (least lossy) output format...
> 2. Is there a way to get Cinelerra to render using ffmpeg...
yuv4mpeg seems to be a favorite. You can pipe it to other programs like
ffmpeg or x264.
> ... So far none of the output formats that I've been able
> to find in Cinelerra are
Hi,
Is it possible to stabilize panning footage? My skiing footage has either
pans of mountains in the background, or skiers moving in the foreground.
As the camcorder is handheld, there are jumps and shakes that make some
of the footage quite shaky. I've tried the motion plugin, but it seems
to
Hi Dan,
> I'd just use masks to crop the top and bottom out, have you tried using
> masks (the "Edit Mask" button on the left side of the compositor window)?
Originally that's what I was doing, but found that adjusting the viewport
was more convenient. Turns out that the yuv4mpeg approach is pre
Hi Andraz,
> > 720x320 frame. When I render this to a quicktime/dv/twos file the
> > video fills the top 320 lines and the bottom 160 are green.
>
> DV does not support any other resolution but 720x576 and 720x480 which
> are PAL and NTSC. This is not a problem of cinelerra - except that a
> chec
Hi,
I crop the top and bottom 80 lines from my ntsc-dv source to make a
720x320 frame. When I render this to a quicktime/dv/twos file the
video fills the top 320 lines and the bottom 160 are green.
Is there any way to (a) center the video so that there's 80 lines of
padding top and bottom and (b
Hi Daniel,
> I found cinelerra a few day's ago in the Internet, but i have the
> problem, that i can't install it, because it need's the libx264.so.45.
There was a thread last month on this same thing:
https://init.linpro.no/pipermail/skolelinux.no/cinelerra/2006-April/006164.html
I imagine t
Hi Hermann,
> ... you render your footage with fields to frames effect to an intermediate
> movie clip with doubled frame rate. Then you apply your pan/mask ...
Is there any way to apply the camera (not projector as I first wrote)
automation after the "frames to fields" effect? Sort of the oppo
> I'd like to fix this, but I don't know how to check for the correct version
> of
> freetype2. On my Suse 9.3 I have this in /usr/lib/pkgconfig/freetype2.pc,
> which is freetype 2.1.9:
On Debian unstable with version 2.2.1, my freetype2.pc is:
prefix=/usr
exec_prefix=${prefix}
lib
Hi,
I have NTSC DV footage for which I mask/crop the top and bottom 80 pixels so
that I can use the projector y-motion to center the subject vertically
in the frame. It also gives it that cool widescreen look :)
But, I noticed that when I then do a frames to fields that the interlacing
order chan
I'm using the latest debian, but have noticed a significant decrease in
font quality for freetype > 2.1.10 so I am pegged to this version until
I figure out what is wrong. Would it be possible to have cinelerra
support both 2.1* and 2.2* versions of freetype2? At the moment I've
commented out the a
Hi Chris,
> I managed to install the shared libraries in /usr/local/lib (I did a
> symbolic link between so.46 and so.46) but at this time cinelerra don't
> recognize it.
A "sudo ldconfig /usr/local/lib" should fix that.
> and I can't install package libxxf86vm-dev because I have dependencies
> Alec as you said I have downloaded the last source of x264 and then I make
> ./configure > make > make install but the installers put libx264.a in
> /usr/local/lib but no trace of any libx264.so or libx264.so.45
> I'm a linux'beginners and I d'ont know how could I transform
> libx264.a=>libx264
> I have already tried this and nothing better. I have too tried to
> install x264 from source from here :
> http://developers.videolan.org/x264.html
> but nothing more.
On my system, the latest svn x264 is libx264.so.46, I encountered the
same problem last week when it upgraded from 45. I use s
> I've been rendering into yuv4mpeg format and have noticed that the
> aspect ratio header in the output yuv file is not properly set. My
> original project is ntsc-dv in a quicktime-for-linux container with a
> 4:3 aspect ratio. When I render to yuv4mpeg then do:
> cat mymovie.yuv | head -n 1
Hi,
I've been rendering into yuv4mpeg format and have noticed that the
aspect ratio header in the output yuv file is not properly set. My
original project is ntsc-dv in a quicktime-for-linux container with a
4:3 aspect ratio. When I render to yuv4mpeg then do:
cat mymovie.yuv | head -n 1
it
Hi Andre,
> I rendered an ogg/theora/vorbis file with Cinelerra.
> Everything went well but something strange is happening
>
> When I play it with mplayer everything plays smoothly but the sound is
> about 200ms ahead (not synchronised with the image!)
I've also noticed a lack of synchronization
> I also have a playback issue with cinelerra-cvs-20060219 on gentoo.
> The speed of the playback seems fine : 25fps but the video does not play
> well : I can see a frame only every 15 seconds !!! I've find a workarround
> : I apply an effect on the track ( color balance ) and It plays well
> a
Hi Scott,
I've also noticed that quitting from cinelerra, running kino with some
dv file, then restarting cinelerra fixes the problem. Presumably there
is some xv-reset call that kino makes? Maybe this can be included in
cinelerra? I will post to the mplayer list to see if there's a fix from
their
Hi,
Indeed, if I try to start two separate mplayer processes, both using the
same xv port (there is only 1 according to xvinfo), then mplayer
complains on the second video that it cannot access the xv port.
However, when it comes to the cinelerra problem, mplayer has quit and
should have release
Hi,
I've been having some problems with the X11-XV display. If I restart my
x-server and run cinelerra, everything displays fine using X11-XV. If I
then run mplayer (using xv) and then go back to cinelerra, the video
in the viewer or compositor "freezes" but the audio keeps playing.
Interestingly
I compiled the svn version and rendered a couple of dv tracks. The
quicktime for linux container with dv video and two's complement audio
worked fine. The raw dv format had ok video but the audio had some
scratches and pops that weren't there in the debian cinelerra I had been
using up until this p
Hi,
I read on a previous thread "DVD Output?" that Raw DV rendering was broken?
Could somebody detail what the problem is?
I have been able to render to this format and play it in mplayer, open in
Kino and encode it to various other formats without problem. Rendering in
Quicktime for Linux wi
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