I miss Kino's real time playing and ease of use as regards to
edit/copy/paste sequences. I need to learn how to use the viewer window
of Cinelerra, and understand why it's always black.
The viewer is used for "pre-cutting" your assets into clips. It is not
really related to the time line. You drag an asset (or clip I think)
from the resource window onto the viewer to view that asset only, then
you can select in/out points, and save the region to a new clip or drag
it onto the time-line. Or I recall there is a button to directly past
the video between the in/out's to the timeline.
Pierre
In the past, I experienced a lot of crashes with Cinelerra. But now,
it's really stable. It only crashed 1-2 times in hundreds of hours of use! =)
It does seem like you need some optimisation though, if you said you
where only getting low frame rates for DV... I at least get 15fps for my
1.6GHz machines, (can't exactly recall the exact as I'm at work).
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