Oops, I just realized that the video fade actually controls the opacity, (alpha) and isn't really a gain as such. When the alpha goes to 101, it wraps around and perfectly explains what the Raffaella saw (and I can replicate). I have just applied a patch to fix this.

Pierre.

Pierre Marc Dumuid wrote:
Huh,
depends on how you look at it. I personally like to be able to gain above 100% (which results in the user needing to be wary of wrap-around), but at the same time, I don't want it to saturate because I know that for saturation, the following code:

value = value > 255 ? 255 : value;

needs to be executed on every pixel on every frame, which I thought may slow things (not sure how much though). Wrap-around can results in some wierd effects as well.. (which some people might call "artistic" :) )

Pierre

Herman Robak wrote:
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 01:07:28 +0200, Pierre Marc Dumuid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Which version of cinelerra are you using (community or HV, and if community, which SVN revision number).

In the latest version of cinelerra-CV, the automation ranges have recently been fixed (within the last few weeks)

if you are using an older version of cinelerra-CV ensure that your automation range, (the textbox to the left of the "Selection Start" box) is 0-100 when editing video. if it is say 0-700, the fade curve could possibly be cycling through 7 times,

 Just getting this straight: Wraparound is a bug, not a feature, right?

If Cinelerra does a wraparound on brightness or colour values, that
behaviour should always be filed as a bug.  Cinelerra should saturate,
not wrap around.

--Herman Robak

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