To close the question, here’s an option how to generate a 440 Hz tone
for 2 channels: https://www.datafilehost.com/d/d67b7b18
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Ugin.
Ugin, if you want there is an alternative, without rendering.
Take a look at:
https://streamable.com/ohuof
So it can be more flexible to change the
Very nice layout with the different windows of Cinelerra, also
interesting how to use this effect. Thanks for sharing.
Sam
On 15.04.19 12:38, preob...@gmail.com wrote:
To close the question, here’s an option how to generate a 440 Hz tone
for 2 channels: https://www.datafilehost.com/d/d67b7b18
To close the question, here’s an option how to generate a 440 Hz tone
for 2 channels: https://www.datafilehost.com/d/d67b7b18
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Ugin.
13.04.2019 17:47, Phyllis Smith пишет:
Ugin, GG says that using F_aeval is easier. Because F_sine "sine function
seems to restart at every frame buffer". A
Yes, all right. Thank you.
I have not figured out yet how to connect both channels - left and
right, but this business is solved.
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Ugin.
13.04.2019 17:47, Phyllis Smith пишет:
Ugin, GG says that using F_aeval is easier. Because F_sine "sine function
seems to restart at every frame buffer".
Ugin, GG says that using F_aeval is easier. Because F_sine "sine function
seems to restart at every frame buffer". A screen shot of the set up is at:
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/d218ffdb
For aeval, note the playback buffer sample. And in case you can not see
the png file, you will see
Hello.
I'm trying to generate a 440 Hz sound with the help of FFmpeg of ffmpeg
-f lavfi -i "sine=frequency=440:duration=5" test.wav type, but the
waveform is: https://www.datafilehost.com/d/ea27d7ec
Does Cinelerra incorrectly process the generation, or do I need to
change something in the
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