On 12.04.19 21:47, Phyllis Smith wrote:

    

    

      
      

        

          

            
 For me is better don't touch it. It help to
                undestand if rendering will have any problem.

              

          

          
Y-GOR
              or E-GOR or I-GOR:

            

          
OK,
              will not touch it.  I will change the manual to say what
              to look at for check_frame_rate error. 

          

            


                2) "to convert" the fps inside Cinelerra-gg, like I have
                done with your 61 fps video: in Resources->Media,
                select the video, RMB on that video, choose "Info"
                option and change video's framerate.

              

          

          
I did
              not know you can do this -- I kept changing via Set Format
              menu. 

          

          

            
BTW:  I
              could not get either the 61fps or the 119.88fps files to
              proxy even with MOV.  Is that correct?

          

        

      

    

    
Right, with 61 FPS and 119.88 FPS it doesn't work either.

      I just found out how it works. As soon as I right-click on a video
      file in the Media tab and then go to Info in the context menu and
      change the FPS from 119.88 to 120 FPS, the m2ts and mpeg proxy
      creation works.

      By the way, the m2ts format creates extremely small files with
      high image quality. I could reduce a 1 GB file to 50 MB with scale
      1/2. This format is optimal for Proxy.

      I only have the problem that I have to manually change the many
      119.88 FPS files to 120 FPS. It will take me some time. Now that I
      think about it, an overwrite function would be very useful. Maybe
      it would be a solution for the future to select multiple files in
      the media tab, and change the FPS for them, otherwise you always
      have to adjust every single file of many.

      

    

    

      

        


          

            
 

                In a old post/thread/issue (I don't remember) I had
                written that would be useful to have in Media, near the
                name of the video/audio some fields with the
                informations: fps, size, (codec?). It would be useful
                because you could see the info without open another
                window (Info window) for every file. I understand that
                it is not easy to implement that feature.

              

          

          
I do
              not think this would be difficult to do in the code BUT to
              add this to the comment field, you have to actually open
              the file to obtain that information.  Which means that
              when you load a lot of files, it is going to slow down. 

            

        

      

    

    
By the way, in Resolve and PP the FPS for each file is always
      displayed. I would appreciate it if Cin could also display it,
      even if this reduces the loading time. 

    

    


    

    

      

        

          


            
            
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