I'm doing an intro for the YT channel and have some problems with the speed line. Is it possible that the speed line can no longer be modified in the current version? I have activated it under the menu item "View" "Speed". In the video track I see the orange line, but I can click on it as much as I want, no new keyframe will be created. Am I doing something wrong or was something changed in the meantime? Can anyone confirm this or give me some advice? Sam
В сообщении от Sunday 14 June 2020 19:14:09 Sam написал(а):
I'm doing an intro for the YT channel and have some problems with the speed line. Is it possible that the speed line can no longer be modified in the current version? I have activated it under the menu item "View" "Speed". In the video track I see the orange line, but I can click on it as much as I want, no new keyframe will be created. Am I doing something wrong or was something changed in the meantime? Can anyone confirm this or give me some advice?
Sam
I briefly tested it with latest CinGG git (Loaded 720p h264 mkv video with stereo audio track, created two points on speed curve, one at 100% and another at 256% of original speed) - and it worked for me. Same for audio.. Try to check if you have range set so some correct value (I set it from 0.05 to 5.0)?
Thanks Andrew for your feedback. After your feedback I simply put everything back to its original state. I have solved the problem by deleting or renaming the .bcast5 folder. Since then, the speed curve is working as well. Before the reset, I could click on the speed curve as many times as I wanted, it just didn't create a keyframe. I don't know what the strange behaviour was, but now it's working again. Sam Am 14.06.20 um 19:00 schrieb Andrew Randrianasulu:
В сообщении от Sunday 14 June 2020 19:14:09 Sam написал(а):
I'm doing an intro for the YT channel and have some problems with the speed line. Is it possible that the speed line can no longer be modified in the current version? I have activated it under the menu item "View" "Speed". In the video track I see the orange line, but I can click on it as much as I want, no new keyframe will be created. Am I doing something wrong or was something changed in the meantime? Can anyone confirm this or give me some advice?
Sam
I briefly tested it with latest CinGG git (Loaded 720p h264 mkv video with stereo audio track, created two points on speed curve, one at 100% and another at 256% of original speed) - and it worked for me. Same for audio.. Try to check if you have range set so some correct value (I set it from 0.05 to 5.0)?
But as soon as I load the saved project, the speed curve does not work again. Looks like a bug after all. The speed curve only works in the factory settings. I will open a ticket, because the problem is still there. Sam Am 14.06.20 um 19:23 schrieb Sam:
Thanks Andrew for your feedback. After your feedback I simply put everything back to its original state. I have solved the problem by deleting or renaming the .bcast5 folder. Since then, the speed curve is working as well. Before the reset, I could click on the speed curve as many times as I wanted, it just didn't create a keyframe. I don't know what the strange behaviour was, but now it's working again.
Sam
Am 14.06.20 um 19:00 schrieb Andrew Randrianasulu:
В сообщении от Sunday 14 June 2020 19:14:09 Sam написал(а):
I'm doing an intro for the YT channel and have some problems with the speed line. Is it possible that the speed line can no longer be modified in the current version? I have activated it under the menu item "View" "Speed". In the video track I see the orange line, but I can click on it as much as I want, no new keyframe will be created. Am I doing something wrong or was something changed in the meantime? Can anyone confirm this or give me some advice?
Sam
I briefly tested it with latest CinGG git (Loaded 720p h264 mkv video with stereo audio track, created two points on speed curve, one at 100% and another at 256% of original speed) - and it worked for me. Same for audio.. Try to check if you have range set so some correct value (I set it from 0.05 to 5.0)?
I don't know why it happens, but I know how to solve it, let's see if I can explain it to you with a video. https://streamable.com/jzw3i5 I was trying to write a tutorial on speed changes in cinelerra ... but I am encountering many errors with the speed line. Another problem is the one that occurs if you paste or insert a clip in a track with the modified speed, the result is what one expects. For example, in the video clip a clip that lasts an exact minute on a track where the speed is at x2 and this should cause the clip to last only 30 seconds, but no, it lasts 1 minute, but with the last frame frozen . And with the copy and paste of a fragment the same thing happens, the clip lengthens, which makes the use of the speed change line very puzzling. https://streamable.com/ehnhj9 It should be something simple to modify the speed, but in cinelerra it is not. The only way I don't get errors in its result is by varying the speed once the clip is inserted. It is very difficult to do a composition job in this way, for the only thing that I see very optimal its use is once the assembly is done, changing the speed. El dom., 14 jun. 2020 a las 19:36, Sam (<[email protected]>) escribió:
But as soon as I load the saved project, the speed curve does not work again. Looks like a bug after all. The speed curve only works in the factory settings. I will open a ticket, because the problem is still there.
Sam
Am 14.06.20 um 19:23 schrieb Sam:
Thanks Andrew for your feedback. After your feedback I simply put everything back to its original state. I have solved the problem by deleting or renaming the .bcast5 folder. Since then, the speed curve is working as well. Before the reset, I could click on the speed curve as many times as I wanted, it just didn't create a keyframe. I don't know what the strange behaviour was, but now it's working again.
Sam
Am 14.06.20 um 19:00 schrieb Andrew Randrianasulu:
В сообщении от Sunday 14 June 2020 19:14:09 Sam написал(а):
I'm doing an intro for the YT channel and have some problems with the speed line. Is it possible that the speed line can no longer be modified in the current version? I have activated it under the menu item "View" "Speed". In the video track I see the orange line, but I can click on it as much as I want, no new keyframe will be created. Am I doing something wrong or was something changed in the meantime? Can anyone confirm this or give me some advice?
Sam
I briefly tested it with latest CinGG git (Loaded 720p h264 mkv video with stereo audio track, created two points on speed curve, one at 100% and another at 256% of original speed) - and it worked for me. Same for audio.. Try to check if you have range set so some correct value (I set it from 0.05 to 5.0)? -- Cin mailing list [email protected] https://lists.cinelerra-gg.org/mailman/listinfo/cin
Am 14.06.20 um 22:57 schrieb Rafa Mar Multimedia en Gnu\Linux:
I don't know why it happens, but I know how to solve it, let's see if I can explain it to you with a video. https://streamable.com/jzw3i5
Thanks for the advice Rafa. In fact, this advice helps to solve the problem with the speed curve. Now it works fine :-) It is a clue for fixing this bug.
I was trying to write a tutorial on speed changes in cinelerra ... but I am encountering many errors with the speed line. Another problem is the one that occurs if you paste or insert a clip in a track with the modified speed, the result is what one expects. For example, in the video clip a clip that lasts an exact minute on a track where the speed is at x2 and this should cause the clip to last only 30 seconds, but no, it lasts 1 minute, but with the last frame frozen . And with the copy and paste of a fragment the same thing happens, the clip lengthens, which makes the use of the speed change line very puzzling. https://streamable.com/ehnhj9
It should be something simple to modify the speed, but in cinelerra it is not. The only way I don't get errors in its result is by varying the speed once the clip is inserted. It is very difficult to do a composition job in this way, for the only thing that I see very optimal its use is once the assembly is done, changing the speed.
It would certainly not be wrong to have a time plugin (for audio and video) that can be used as an alternative to the speed curve. I am a fan of the speed curve, but sometimes such a time plugin would not be wrong in certain situations. I will attach this post to the ticket.
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Sam