On Sat, Sep 30, 2006 at 12:00:12AM +0200, Raffaella Traniello wrote: > Thanks Nicolas. > > > > If I reposition it vertically I'll move the whole flat curve. At the > > > bottom end of the track I'll get a dark image, at the top end I'll get a > > > bright one. But in between I'll have 7 (seven!) cycles of dark to bright > > > image. What's for? > > > > Could you show us a screenshot? > Not without hours of learning.
With imagemagick: import test.jpg > In the video track I set the white line shaped like this: > ________ > / > _______/ > > with the beginning at the bottom border of the video track and the end > at the top border. I used all the available space, the maximum height. > If I playback the timeline I see the blinking effect in the compositor > (if I play it slow I can see the cycles). > > I tried it again with another footage. > The mouse cursor never changed shape over the white line. > I had to launch Cinelerra 3 time before being obeyed. > I had 25 light cycles this time. > > Something funny is going on here... > What do you think? > > Ciao > Raffaella Mmmm... I think you created keyframes and that makes the blinking effect. I never encountered such a blinking effect bug. My last project contains more than 1600 fade keyframes (400 pictures with fade in and fade out). I think I should have noticed that bug. However, I NEVER move any fade keyframe on the curve. I always use the fade slider. It a possibility there's a bug when creating and dragging fade keyframes on the timeline. I strongly advise you to adjust the fade level using the slider. Did you zoomed on the white line, in the main window? Do you see those keyframes? You have to make sure "View -> Fade" is selected in the menu. Nicolas. _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
