I think the point is that if the choice between portability to win and
performance has to be made, the emphasis will be on performance instead of
portability.
Or the other way round: Let this be a good linux software (and whoever wants
to can port it, anyway) instead of designing it to be a so-so
From what I know about Jahshaka, its focus is more on compositing (like
combustion, just look at the screenshots), whereas cin3/however it will be
called one day is *more* (emphasized since both applications can do both I
guess) about editing... However on the other hand, since it is just
On Feb 5, 2008 4:45 PM, Terje J. Hanssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wish to stimulate up a color video scene by putting in a black and
white still slide show inside the vidoe like a PiP. The original video
scene contains halph and hour of a relative statical motive, a speacher
memorizing
With dvdauthor (not qdvdauthor, so no fancy gui) you can just use a mpeg
file as the menu background.
A snippet of the dvdauthor xml file should look like this (assuming
this is menu #1 adressed in the post section)
pgc
vob file=MENU_PRI/PRI.mpg/vob
buttonjump title 10;/button
button.../button
Generally Richard, Herman and me (et al) agreed that we wan't no bulky
overloaded supereffects but that it is somewhat essential for free
software to develop effects which do simple things and then can be
used to combine new functionality. In this case this means we need:
1) an analyzing part
Not even two, just maybe half a cent...
Wouldn't it be possible not to integrate the final product of
blender/audacity editing into the timeline but a temporary preview
(leaving the original file untouched), and storing the parameters?
(Actually that's what I understood marquitux meant)
So that
Another thing about professional credits is that their scrolling speed
is usually constant, so one should make sure to use the bezier handles
to prevent motion 'fade-in/-out'. Just to mention.
Good idea to use OO!
Jonas
On Tue, 21 Aug 2007 09:59:16 +1200
David McNab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wouldn't it be good to have a general YUV stream/pipe plugin? Probably
not anywhere near realtime, but it could be useful to have something
like the YUV-output rendering pipe, just as a plugin, allowing the user
to pipe the current sequence to whatever commands he likes, returning
the pipe output
Hi E,
from what I know the overlay plugin can be used exactly for that
(haven't used it myself, though)
http://cvs.cinelerra.org/docs/wiki/doku.php?id=english_manual:cinelerra_cv_en_14#overlay_video
Just use it as the first entry in your plugin stack and do the other
postpro afterwards.
Hope
Hi all,
I didn't take a look at the homepage for quite some time... And I'm
really impressed! Just something I wanted to say -- great job you guys
have done!
One thing I was wondering about, though -- wouldn't it be useful to
subgroup the plugins somehow? Like Video plugins / Color / Histogram,
... but that's still the general problem with Linux. If you aren't
willing to invest time in your system, go ahead and use windows. Of
course you'll miss the flexibility then..
Jonas
On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 12:53:53 -0400
Douglas Pollard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well folks, you have convinced me
Yes, it is a good idea and it would be a good thing to have...
If you take a look at the archives, you'll also see that extending the
plugin capabilities has been requested several times before. But from
what I've understood, that would require major changes in cinelerra
itself, so nobody's
Did you have a look at Cinepaint? It's based on gimp but can operate on
frame sequences... I don't know exactly if that's what you are looking
for, though, but thinking of Gimp's scripting facilities you might find
something there.
http://www.cinepaint.org/
Jonas
On Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:49:10
You can use the same dvd-codec, mpeg2. I think there's an
article in the wiki about 'exporting to dvd'... Using those export
settings you should end up with something comparable to the original
dvd..
On Mon, 9 Apr 2007 12:55:38 +0100
Alan Chandler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am in the UK (so
Wouldn't it be the easiest if you just used a second video track for
your photos? You could leave your speaker track intact and just put
photos on that seperate track where you want to... additionally, that
would allow you to move around the pictures to see where they fit best
without having to
And as even german translations of business applications such as
Premiere use the term 'Asset', I think it is save to leave it (for
example 'Asset hinzufuegen'.
On Sun, 2006-12-03 at 09:24 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's worth mentioning, though, that asset *is* the standard technical
term
No, you were not. :-)
It is rather obvious that speed is more critical for playback than for
rendering, to most users. Unless you have a really powerful machine,
you need the nearest neightbour setting to get decent playback. But
you most probably don't want nearest neighbour for
On Thu, 2006-08-03 at 20:09 +0200, Herman Robak wrote:
You may get almost the desired result by crossfading the effects, using
keyframes, if the transition is a crossfade. Otherwise, you have to
use two tracks.
Wouldn't it be helpful then to enable transitions to blend between two
tracks,
have since moved away from this approach.
On 8/4/06, Jonas Wulff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2006-08-03 at 20:09 +0200, Herman Robak wrote:
You may get almost the desired result by crossfading the effects,
using
keyframes, if the transition is a crossfade. Otherwise, you have
Hello Tom,
here is a list of how your missing packages are called within yum:
libx264 - x264 / x264-devel
libfftw3 - fftw / fftw-devel (version 3.x)
liba52 - a52dec / a52dec-devel
libfaac - faac / faac-devel
libfaad - faad2 / faad2-devel
So I think everything you need is contained in the
This was tried already and it doesn't work.
What's needed is the same algorithm that The Gimp uses but
for floating point and with arbitrary numbers of points.
Well... I have to admin that I don't completly understand what you mean
with it doesn't work. It works just fine for me. (Although
Hello everyone,
I'd like to hear your opinions and comments about this little
enhancement to cinelerra's histogram: polynominal and bezier
interpolation (of course most useful with floating-point color models).
It's located at
http://www-users.rwth-aachen.de/jonas.wulff/histogram.tar.gz
The
user interface should recover to the state it was last in ... either on
the project-level or the user-level, depending on what is more intuitive
behaviour
I agree. Project-level with user-level default values for empty projects
seems to me to make the most sense.
Regards,
JOnas
Glad to hear you'll meet your deadline!
The .idx files are located in your .bcast directory within the current
user's homedir.
Am Sonntag, den 19.02.2006, 00:12 +0100 schrieb Nicolas:
The project opened fine when launching cinelerra with the root user.
There's still 2.5Go free in my /
Hello,
have you tried starting cinelerra from a console? usually the console
displays the output and warning and errors, like e.g. the ones printed
by mpeg2enc.
(just a question: are you sure mpeg2enc.plugin is located in
your /usr/local/lib/cinelerra directory?)
jonas
Am Samstag, den
Hi Nicolas,
what you can do is to insert a new command in front of your chain:
yuvcorrect. It can set an unknown interlacing format to a specified
format. Usage is for example
yuvcorrect -T INTERLACED_BOTTOM_FIRST
to set the stream to bottom interlacing.
Hope that helps,
Jonas
Am Samstag,
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