On Wednesday, April 14, 2021 12:33:48 PM CEST, mnieuw--- via Cin wrote:
Thanks, that makes it clear. If I understand correctly, to
translate into video editor terms:
either 1) Per track setting and indication how many times a
frame is duplicated to the output (1-3 times). Have you looked
at the F_framerate or ReframeRT video effects?
or 2) A video import option that does just that,
duplicating frames as specified. This is available for images,
where each imported image is specified to take up xx time
(Settings->Preferences->Interface). Not quite the same as
frames, unless the frame rate is fixed and known beforehand.
Option 2) (reframe during import) would make cut/paste easier, I think.
Phyllis, any ideas if such a thing is possible?
You approach this from a technical perspective, it is not. It is a creative
and informational aspect with implications. For example imagine a timeline
where you can visually see that the same image is projected twice, imagine
a timecode which marks A, B, C for duplicated images. Potentially the
ability to mark a frame as a 2 or 3. Perfect alignment between tracks (not
the nasty subframe stuff we discussed before on the bugtracker where
Cinelerra is famous for and gets an entire project out of alignment).
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