Hi all
For the past 5 days I have been attempting to change the address used for my
subscription to this email list. Requesting list help from the new address
works just fine, as does a request for a password reminder (which of course
goes to the old address). I can also successfully log in to
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It looks to me like How can I use raw (containerless) DV? is pretty high
up
on the list of most frequently asked questions, and the answer people get
is
You can't.
Wrong. The answer people get is Yes! You can!
I heard people saying that Raw DV is the best format for source files
Hi
For my two cents, the reasons Cinelerra doesn't seem to be worth my time
and effort are:
:
- It won't build.
:
It won't build - I should never be told that a needed library is
missing when the library in question is already installed on my system;
To add fuel onto the fire, I must
This has been tested on VectorLinux 5.9-Pseudo2.1. It is based on
Slackware 12 but the X version has been upgraded to Xorg 7.3. On previous
releases, without Xorg 7.3, Cinelerra worked.
The problem is this. When I load up Cinelerra, the splash screen displays
fine, the GUI looks fine and
well, this is the email list about the cinelerra-cv ;)
It is. As I mentioned in my initial post I was providing the information
purely for interest in case it was useful to anyone.
could you try it?
Not easily in the next few weeks - I don't have time to collect and install
the libraries
Could you try the cinelerra packages I made for slack 12?
http://slack.sarava.org/packages/slackware/slackware-12.0/media/video/cinelerra/
Patches and compile script:
http://slack.sarava.org/slackbuilds/media/video/cinelerra/
I might see about giving this a go myself in the next
Hi guys
Could you try the cinelerra packages I made for slack 12?
http://slack.sarava.org/packages/slackware/slackware-12.0/media/video/cinelerra/
Patches and compile script:
http://slack.sarava.org/slackbuilds/media/video/cinelerra/
I might see about giving this a go myself in the next
Anne Tennies wrote:
1. Has anyone figured out how to display audio waveforms when they're
not showing? I get to a point in my projects, and the audio flatlines,
despite having 'draw media' selected. If I notice it disappear I can
hit undo and get it back, but that doesn't help if you never
Hi Scott
I'm glad to hear it. The symptoms were a little strange though, even for
a TOC issue. Oh well, at least the result is consistent now.
:)
No problem. Even though things appear to be working now you will still
suffer from the problems I mentioned. You might just be lucky in
maybe it's getting off topic, but i had similar sync problems
with different recording speeds between one of the camcorders
and the mini-disk-recorder in a multi-track project.
Yes, you would have.
(i solved it by just leaving a blank frame in the camara track
every now and then, to let
actually if drift stays constant, then it is very simple to fix in
cinelerra.. just right click on asset, and change frequency from 48000
to 48002 or some similar value - depending on the scale of your drift.
Yeah, that would work in some situations; of course working out what the
magic
Looks like I was chasing ghosts (or my own tail) with this one. Seems
the table of contents file was corrupt. When I manually created a table
of contents for my HDV source file, the render worked properly.
I'm glad to hear it. The symptoms were a little strange though, even for
a TOC issue.
I'm having a problem with the audio sync on a rendered video. This is a
video of a rock band playing. I have used the original audio from the
cam (720P HDV, MPEGTS, 48.1khz audio) to sync up a multi-track recording
of the same session (WAV, 48.1khz audio). When reviewing the audio
waveform
I've had issues with cinelerra' resampler at times, so you may need to
use sox to do a better quality version..
Sox isn't all that great either really. I tend to use sndfile-resample
(or whatever it's called) which comes with libsamplerate as an example of
how to use the library. Yes, it
On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 03:36:13PM +0200, Herman Robak wrote:
I offer 200 Euro to the one who adds MPEG Program Stream as one
of Cinelerra's output formats, with a DVD compability setting.
Cinelerra already supports rendering raw MPEG video and audio streams,
but not simultaneously,
Hi Nicolas
I use keyframes and the compositor window to create a vertical scrolling
(end credits) from a still picture. However, the scrolling speed isn't
constant. I assume that's due to the fact that interpolations between
keyframes are made with a bezier curve.
You are correct; the bezier
Andraz
if you press cntrl while tweeking x/y/z camera/projector on the
timeline, you can control slope... at least in theory.
Cool - thanks for the tip. If this works it will certainly solve my problem
and Nicolas' too. I must say I've never seen this documented anywhere (then
again I
Hi Piotr
1) the material is not going through a lossy intermediate format. DV is
good but it's still lossy. Avoiding it results in a better overall
result - less artifacting, lower bitrate for the same quality.
Hm, that doesn't sound good. So I can't save my DV clips without
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