On 4/21/07, Kurt Georg Hooss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
from joe's comments, i understand that it might be better
to render video and audio into two separate streams,
audio into ac3 and video to yuv4mpeg (instead of dv.mov).
doing so, i got a popup with the following error messages from cinele
jonas & joe, thanks for advice.
jonas, i think it is o.k. to have interlaced video
if it ist to be shown from dvd on a tv set.
from joe's comments, i understand that it might be better
to render video and audio into two separate streams,
audio into ac3 and video to yuv4mpeg (instead of dv.mov
Hi!
Your mail comes across as double-spaced, which little difficult to
read and reply to -- I can't see as much of what you say at one time.
I re-formatted below for myself and others :-)
On 4/19/07, Kurt Georg Hooss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi folks,
maybe not a cinelerra problem in the stri
Hi,
I would suggest using 'yuvdeinterlace' to deinterlace your footage
(either after kino or in the cinelerra export chain), its results seem
pretty good to me.
Jonas
On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 18:34:40 +0200
Kurt Georg Hooss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi folks,
> maybe not a cinelerra problem in
strange seems as if i got only my p.s. back from the list,
but not the original message. so o.k. i try again,
here it comes:
hi folks,
maybe not a cinelerra problem in the strictest sense,
however maybe someone here can hint me where to look.
i have made a movie on dvd using kino (for grabbing
hi folks,
maybe not a cinelerra problem in the strictest sense,
however maybe someone here can hint me where to look.
i have made a movie on dvd using kino (for grabbing),
cinelerra (for editing and rendering to q4l.mov),
tovid (for converting to dvd-compatible .mpg), and dvdauthor.
when watch
i forgot to mention my versions:
cinelerra 2.1 cv, suse 10.2 package, build date 2007-01-16, 07:55:18 utc.
tovid 0.29 on the same machine (p4 laptop, suse 10.2).
georg
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