On 01/09/2011 03:19 PM, Haldun ALTAN wrote:
Normally shorten a file is very simple in cinelerra.
You go to the track point with the mouse the end or the beginning.
you'll have an arrow showing back or forth according where is your
mouse arrow. You clic and move the file left or right ...
That's all.. Normally there's a bug there sometimes it will shut down
while you're doing this. So you better save everything before doing
it. And don't forget to disarm other tracks anf arm the good one.
Le 09/01/2011 17:05, Douglas Pollard a écrit :
On 01/09/2011 10:31 AM, Douglas Pollard wrote:
Hi all, I have been using Cinelerra to do video for a couple
years. I really like the program I like the way it feels and looks.
I really like the camera and projector features a lot.
I do have a now and then problem with sound and maybe someone
can help me with it. A little about my system is: I have a 2003 Hp
box with an asus mother board dual core Amd 64 bit. I am running
Ubuntu 10.04 with the standard kernel.
A sound problem I have is that if I put a sound file on the time
line and click on the farthest end from zero to shorten the clip it
seems to move the beginning toward zero though it is not visible on
the time line. It begins playing the clip the amount I shortened
the clip at the front end although it is not visible there. Not only
that even If I delete the track and reinstall the audio file I end
up with the sound way ahead of the visable track. Some times the
sound may even be before zero on the time line. I am using drag and
drop to install the sound file one the track. Maybe this is wrong??
My work around is to make a clip exactly the length I want and
place it on the timeline. This works but is a little unhandy as
the first clip I make is usually not exactly the length I want and I
have to make a second one.
I feel that there is a problem with this in Cinelerra or I am
doing something wrong as this is an old problem for me and have this
problem with several different installs of the program. I would
like to be able tho drag the file to shorten it just for convince
sake. If any more info is need please let me know so I can supply
it or if someone knows of a link can get a solution at. Thanks,
Doug
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I left this out so I replied to my own post. I also tried Ubuntu
Studio thinking there might be some magic in it for Cinelerra
:-) The problem existed there as well. Doug
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HI Haldun, That is what I have been doing. I click on the end or
beginning of the sound file in the track and shorten the file by
dragging. It appears to work. When I play the file from zero it starts
playing ahead of where it shows up in the audio track. Now If I drag
the back end of the track back out to lengthen the file to it's original
full length it stops Playing at the point where I had originally drug it
to when shortening the file. I hope this make some sense. In this case
the file is the original length now but plays ahead of where it shows in
the track. Doug
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