Are you planning to add a feature to automatically sync
external audio? I always record with my Zoom H2N audio recorder and
it's very boring to drag the audio track exactly at the
exact position of the original audio track from the camera.
I know Final Cut does have this feature. W
lped
you to make an even better editing experience for video cutters all around the
world. ;) (nice sentence, ain't it)
Regards Stefan Naumann
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On 02/07/2012 08:13 PM, Stefan Naumann wrote:
> Hey there - again.
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> And the second point: AVCHD. (H264). I always record in H264 for it
> resulting in smallest filesizes with high CPU Load while decoding. :D I
> see it's a pretty hard video codec, but as far as I unterstand it the
roxies
already, works better than anything else.
Note that you have to enable them in the project preferences, then you can
right-click on your clips in the project tree and select ?generate proxy? or so.
Simon
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On 02/07/2012 08:47 PM, Stefan Naumann wrote:
> What? I have to "manually" create them? VLC does it way faster than
???
> KDEnlive ... there are some differences between the two projects, but I
> think VLC does it nicely whereas KDEnlive is pretty slow... And I don't
VLC is just a player. Just o
On Tuesday 07 February 2012 19:13:41 Stefan Naumann wrote:
> Hey there - again.
>
> I recently got the SVN-PPA for Ubuntu of KDEnlive and the current version of
> KDEnlive. I might repeat myself - but it's still not really usable for me.
> The recording option ... I think it works with Terratec Gr
Hi Daniel,
Interesting feature suggestion. This could be a real attention grabber.
But you mention that you imagine it not to be too difficult to achieve.
How do you propose this to be true? Can you use an example? As of now
FCPX has an API for this but the results are inconsistent. If Apple
d
I'm not an programmer, but I can imagine the concept... Is it
so difficult to compare 2 different audio tracks?
If at least Audacity could do that, it would be a great help...
On Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:39:10 -0500
Ernie Zahn wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> Interesting f
