Hi there! Yes, I've been in IRC several times trying to get cinelerra working for me, and that question has arrised there :)
I have the white line and I know how to work with keyframes. The problem was the gray line, the one bellow the gang and draw icons. I couldn't see a "dot" there to control the fade. But nevermind that for now :) Right after sending the email with a "help wanted" sign, I got the answer to my issue. I had tryed to find a way to set the fade values between 0 and 100 in settings > preferences, and found nothing. But yesterday I noticed, hidden bellow the bottom desktop bar, an icon saying "audio fade". I clicked it and, eureka!, a "video fade" option :) I set it to go between 0 and 100 and goodbye problem. Sorry for all the trouble :) Leandro > Hi Leandro, > > I think we talked about this on irc... sorry it's not working for you > yet. > > I just tested the packman package (on x86_64) here and it seems to work > for me with some local DV material. Here's an example: > > After loading some material on the timeline, you see the horizontal > white line, correct? > > The mouse cursor is normal an I-beam, but will become an upper-right > pointing arrow when over the white line. To fade, you need keyframes, > so at the start of your fade, click once with the left button. A small > white box appears at this location. > > Release the button and now move to the right, to a location you want to > fade to end. Left click again, while holding down on the white line > (another small white square appears at the location.) Drag down to your > fade level. This should generate a curve in the line that transitions > from high to low. > > Does any part of that not work for you? Are you running 32 or 64 bit > SUSE 10.2? _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
