Randolph wrote:
What about fading in and out from a transparent image? That always
works for me.
What is a 'transparent-image'? Do you mean something like a png with
transparent background or anything you can choose as an option in cinelerra?
Thanks
UG
Hi,
Raffaella Traniello wrote:
So far so good. The picture 'pops up' like intended to do, but when it
disappears it leaves a black box with the size of the picture...
I suspect you are using a color model with no Alpha Channel.
Go to Settings-Format - Video and make sure the Color model il
What about fading in and out from a transparent image? That always
works for me.
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So far so good. The picture 'pops up' like intended to do, but when it
disappears it leaves a black box with the size of the picture...
I don't know what I can do about this.
It would be really nice if it didn'd fade to black but fade out 'to the
other', main video track, so it would
Perhaps you could use the images resized to an image smaller than the video
frame with a green border, Make a jpeg of just the green background the same
size as your video frame (1440x1080 16:9 aspect) On a 2nd video track expand
the frame to cover your timeline and insert pic where needed. Then
On Sunday 26 April 2009 16:49:31 U.G. wrote:
What I did so far is adding another video track, armed only the new one,
marked the area where I want to put the jpeg to an played a little bit
with the z axis.
So far so good. The picture 'pops up' like intended to do, but when it
disappears it
