Digging around the Net today, I found out that reversing a clip in kdenlive
involved first generating an .mlt file that reversed the existing clip, i.e.
mlt-melt -profile profile framebuffer:input-clip reverse=1 -consumer
xml:output-clip.mlt.? That worked fine, and I was able to use it in
On Sunday, February 3, 2013 4:15 AM, jb wrote:
On Saturday 02 February 2013 17.22:37 Steven Boswell II wrote:
I would like to see [reverse] in the Clip properties dialog as a
setting, and thought it might be a good first project for me.
that is not so simple, because when loading a clip in MLT
Hello!? I followed the instructions at
http://kdenlive.org/contribution-manual/how-submit-patch -- I submitted a bug
report, which can be found at http://www.kdenlive.org/mantis/view.php?id=2953 ,
and now I'm mailing the kdenlive-devel list.
My patch allows rendering to raw YUV.? I wanted this
I'm getting the same problem with HuffYUV rendering -- my interlaced video
ends up progressive.
To be fair, ffmpeg -i input.yuv -vcodec huffyuv output.avi also loses my
interlaced flag (at least according to ffmpeg -i output.avi -vcodec
rawvideo -f yuv4mpegpipe - | head -1).
I don't suppose
On Friday, January 25, 2013 11:11 AM jb wrote:
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 6:17 AM, Steven Boswell II ulatekh at yahoo.com
wrote:
One thing I noticed in kdenlive is the Advanced tab in the
Properties window of the imported clips.? It says I can override
various properties, and I tried to turn off
On Friday, January 25, 2013 9:29 PM, Dan Dennedy wrote:
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 7:45 PM, Steven Boswell II wrote:
I imported a clip (an AVI containing a HuffYUV video, the one made
from an interlaced stream that's mistakenly progressive now), selected
Clip properties, changed to the Advanced tab
I have awesome news...I was able to build a version of latest-git ffmpeg that
co-exists with the yum-repos ffmpeg installed on my machine (using the
--build-suffix and --progs-suffix parameters to ffmpeg's configure script, plus
some .spec file hacking), and I built latest-git mlt on top of it
The bug fix to ffmpeg I mentioned earlier, the one that fixes packing raw video
into a .mov container, has an implication which breaks the recent fix to raw
video handling in mlt.? Enclosed is a patch that makes mlt work with both the
original ffmpeg as well as the patched one.
I don't know
Pardon my learning curve...it never occurred to me that interlaced video could
be stored in one order and displayed in another order.
The enclosed patch is less erroneous than the previously-sent one.
From: Steven Boswell II ulatekh at yahoo.com
Dan Dennedy wrote:
I applied the patch now, but I did 2 changes:
1) added a libavcodec version check - had to lookup both libav and ffmpeg
2) removed the comparison of mlt's progressive property 0
Thanks!? Glad to help!
BTW, I have an account on github (ulatekh), making it easy to mark me as the
On Thursday, July 4, 2019, 2:44:57 PM MDT, j...@dodin.org
wrote: > why use an other editor when kdenlive (seems to) already have the
tool, apart if you say the tool is broken
kdenlive doesn't have a level-compressor, and it also doesn't give you an
accurate view of your audio waveform, in
On Wednesday, July 3, 2019, 2:28:42 AM MDT, j...@dodin.org
wrote: >Can somebody point me to a "normalize" doc (the wiki is empty)?
In my opinion, non-linear video editors like kdenlive are best used to
composite several different clips together, not perform major processing on
them.
If
On Wednesday, July 3, 2019, 4:09:47 AM MDT, Narcis Garcia
wrote: >Does anybody recommend a page with a list of
video capture devices,
>being compatible with GNU/Linux?
kdenlive isn't really oriented for video capture.The mjpegtools project is more
deeply involved with that.See their page
I'm using kdenlive 18.12.3 and mlt 6.12.0, as supplied by Fedora Core 29.
Presently, I'm using kdenlive for the most complex project I've ever attempted,
so I'm having issues I haven't had before.
Every once in a while -- and I don't know the reproduction steps -- one of my
video clips will
So, while completing work on a new scene in a larger video, I zoomed out, and
was surprised (read "horrified") to find that the rest of my project's scenes
had somehow been deleted! I saved my new scene in the library, reloaded a
backup file (thank goodness kdenlive makes those), imported the
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