Hi,
In shotcut, the tag is used in the playlist's xml to pass consumer
arguments, allowing to render a playlist file with melt whitout passing extra
arguments.
I am considering using the same approach for Kdenlive, but there is one small
missing feature for us:
it would be useful to allow re
On Fri, Dec 7, 2018 at 11:27 AM jb wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In shotcut, the tag is used in the playlist's xml to pass
> consumer
> arguments, allowing to render a playlist file with melt whitout passing
> extra
> arguments.
>
> I am considering using the same approach for Kdenlive, but there is one
> sm
The "Films By Kris" tutorials recommend using ffmpeg with "-vcodec
dnxhd" to convert video before handing it off to melt, because DNxHD
is apparently good for realtime processing with MLT and melt.
Is it (still) the case that DNxHD is the "best" for use with melt in
realtime mode (i.e. not writing
Ah, and another criterion I forgot but could be important is the
ability to quickly seek / jump around in a melt video.
Tom
On 12/7/18, Tom Murphy wrote:
> The "Films By Kris" tutorials recommend using ffmpeg with "-vcodec
> dnxhd" to convert video before handing it off to melt, because DNxHD
>
On Fri, Dec 7, 2018 at 11:55 AM Tom Murphy wrote:
> Ah, and another criterion I forgot but could be important is the
> ability to quickly seek / jump around in a melt video.
>
>
Some people in the Shotcut forum working on proxy and intermediate file
workflows seem mostly impressed with the Ut Vid