(Very late reply, I know...)
On Mon, 21 May 2007 03:03:18 +0200, Ichthyostega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Eric Mesa schrieb:
Also, I've noticed that
quicktime for linux videos I make in Cinelerra have "made with
cinelerra" in the copyright field, so it is possible with Cinelerra.
I think it's just not an explicit menu.
I'm really in doubt that cinelerra has such a hidden menu,
because if you look at the session xml, the information stored for
each source media is as follows:
<ASSET SRC="/proj/d03/toc/v02.toc">
<FOLDER>Media</FOLDER>
<FORMAT TYPE="MPEG" USE_HEADER="1"></FORMAT>
<AUDIO CHANNELS="2" RATE="48000" BITS="0" BYTE_ORDER="0" SIGNED="0"
HEADER="0" DITHER="0"
ACODEC="twos" AUDIO_LENGTH="172376064"></AUDIO>
<VIDEO HEIGHT="1080" WIDTH="1440" LAYERS="1" FRAMERATE="25"
VCODEC="yuv2" VIDEO_LENGTH="89788"
INTERLACE_AUTOFIX="1" INTERLACE_MODE="UNKNOWN"
INTERLACE_FIXMETHOD="DO_NOTHING"
REEL_NAME="cin0000" REEL_NUMBER="0" TCSTART="0" TCEND="0"
TCFORMAT="0"></VIDEO>
</ASSET>
btw: you can edit the reel name and number, the timecode and the fps by
choosing "info..." from the context menu of the clip in the media
window...
There is a lot more metadata to be known about a resource,
or "essence". Have a look at Media Exchange Format (MXF)
that are used by some video cameras already.
--
Herman Robak
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