Andraž Tori wrote:
On Tue, 2006-10-31 at 18:06 +1030, Pierre Dumuid wrote:
This is micromanagement.
All you need is simple rule - if align cursor on track is set when
putting assets to tracks, they are always 'rounded' to frame boundaries.
yes but rounding to which frame boundaries?
I have mpeg material that in units of video frames has 200 for video,
and 209.3 for audio. do we round each to the closest frame, [200,209],
the minimum of the two [200,200], the maximmum of the two [209,209].
I personally on loading an mpeg want it clipped to the minimum of the two.
yes, i agree
But when pasting a xml project, I'd want it pasted as the maximum to
preserve the insertion of space!
i don't quite get this. isn't this much more rare scenario in which you
would simply turn off "autotrimming" and do what you want manually
not quite..
consider you have a set of tracks:
i1 i2 i3 i4
V xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx|xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx|
A1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx|xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx|
A2 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx|
where A1 has been done away with at the end, (bad audio) and a
replacement has been added (A2)
At the moment with my patch:
1. If I save this project, and then load this project with "align
cursor../ clip to minimum of audo/video" It'll be reduced to a length of
i3, being the minimum of (maxlength_audio,maxlength_video)
2. If I select from i1 to i4 and copy, then paste at i4, then it'll
paste in V only up until i3.
you may then say that when copy / pasting then something idfferent
should be done.. may be this is an idea (i.e. if source is an xml file
then past to ceil(maxlength_audio,maxlength_video)...
Does this seem reasonable?
Pierre
bye
andraz
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