Dear Dan, thank you for the quick reply.

>> 2) The load event does not fire, when the clip starts to play, or when
>> the frame is displayed, where the filter starts -- in my case, that is
>> the same. As a workaround, I load the file from the menu and start the
>> render without a playback.
>
> I do not understand your workaround.
>
>> 3) The clock in the jquery script (see below) uses render time, not
>> playback time. As a workaround I used two-plus times the times (maybe I
>> should drop the sharpener filter...):
>
> You need to use the webvfx javascript extension to use playback time.
> See about the renderRequested signal here:
> http://rectalogic.github.io/webvfx/effects_authoring.html
>
>>
>>         window.addEventListener("load", function() {
>>            $("#intro").delay(20000).fadeOut(15000);
>>         }, false);
>>

As you can see, timing of the fade depends on the load event. I did not 
find out, when exactly this was received, but it seems that it happens 
only once per editing session: so in my workaround I had to "save" then 
"open" the mlt project file from the main menu -- then playback would 
not autostart and the render would send the load event.

Probably, using webvfx this becomes a non-issue. Actually I searched the 
rectalogic samples for another event, but only saw "load" there.

       window.addEventListener("load", function() {
          webvfx.readyRender(true);
       }, false);

I found the documentation there very hard for me. Maybe someone on the 
list can expand on this and create a "title fader" example that runs in 
playback time. Maybe also for titles that fade in where time counts from 
the end dynamically ;)

Thank you again; The promise I see is an NLE with the simplicity of use 
as kino, but without its limitations (DV only, no realtime FX…).

Kind regards

-- 
Peter

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