On Donnerstag 26 Januar 2006 20:21, Nicolas wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I have to insert around 150 pictures in an existing project, which
> contains around 30 tracks. I would like to know what's the best way to
> do that, because I think the method I use is very long :
> - I select ALL tracks -> I have to click on "Arm track" on each track,
> and that's really boring,
> - I create an IN and OUT point
> - I paste silence (Shift-Space)
> - I deselect ALL tracks -> another long and boring time
> - I create a new video track
> - I load the picture
> - I apply a "Freeze frame" effect
Go to Preferences ("Recording", section "Images"), you can set the default
duration of a picture there (if you are using the community version). Then
you can grab the out point of the edit and modify its length.
> - I select ALL tracks
> and again, and again, and again...
>
> Is there's a quicker way to insert the pictures? Arming and de-arming 30
> tracks is very long and boring!!!
Fire up a second instance of cinelerra like this:
cinelerra *.png
Then use copy and paste to move pictures tracks between the two instances
(together with the Shift-Tab shortcut to arm just a single track). This way
you don't need to paste silence to move a track away from the beginning of
the track. You also need "Cut and Paste editing mode" as opposed to "Drag and
Drop editing mode" (these are buttons on the toolbar).
-- Hannes
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