Jeffrey Thomas wrote: >> Please indicate the format and codecs of the videos you are editing. >> > Indeed, my error! These are DV-type2 files captured from my videocamera with > Kino. All output formats FYI, the best DV format available is Raw DV. While AVI is intended to be more interoperable, it ends up introducing compatibility issues. :-/ > give these results (aka wrong footage). One person told me that it could be > a bug in FFMPEG, so I compiled and installed a new version of that, with the > Kdenlive-suggested configure flags; it has not solved the rendered timeline > error (wrong footage). > > I have run into the AVI length problem previously in supporting the Kino import script. As a result, I changed the approach. It was not a DV AVI, rather another codec. It is possible with the way MLT was built, a FFmpeg upgrade did not upgrade the libs MLT is using.
> If needed, I can supply files or something. I wanted to capture the footage > looking correctly in Kdenlive with a screen capture program, but I have since > had other issues which now maked my whole Kdenlive pretty unusable :( (I > sent that email out shortly after Export issue; its subject was Corrupt > Timeline and I can send it again if needed) > > If you have the XML project file, that would be great to have. I will use my own large DV AVI files with it. > Jeffrey > > On Friday 28 September 2007 16:11:09 Dan Dennedy wrote: > >> el jefe delito wrote: >> >>> When I export a video with SVN 2007 09 09 (from Trevino's Ubuntu >>> repository 0.5+svn20070909~3v1ubuntu0), the final output is the wrong >>> footage. It seems that the areas that I have selected (which show up >>> correctly in my editing preview) are somehow corresponding to >>> different points on the video files, so that the final video is >>> totally unlike what I have laid out. Obviously the wrong footage made >>> it into the exported video. Has anyone else seen this? >>> >> Please indicate the format and codecs of the videos you are editing. >>
