> Rodolfo Medina schrieb: >>> I load a still image (say it image.jpg) in Cinelerra, then render it in >>> .m2v >>> format (say image.m2v) and then with ffmpeg convert it to mpeg format, >>> say >>> image.mpg. >> >> >> Before rendering the file, I added two silent audio tracks simply >> clicking on >> `Audio > Add track'. Is that the proper way to add a silent audio >> track? > > Within the session yes. It is the proper way to add new tracks which you > can > use to place additional material. This doesn't mean that these tracks are > automatically included in the output though. > > When "rendering" you create a stacked compositon of all your video tracks > into > one video output and you create a mixdown of all (enabled) audio tracks > onto > the audio output as defined by the chosen output format. > > hope this helps > Hermann >
As I understand it a .m2v file is ONLY video, so it doesn't matter how many audio tracks you have in cinelerra if you don't export them also. Also, an audio track is optional for a .mpg. _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
