[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: > On Sun, 24 Jun 2007, Jochen Kornitzky wrote: >> the second clip) or too short (not affecting the first clip, while the >> transition is in effect)? > > It's difficult. I'm not certain exactly what behaviour you want, but I've > run into problems that seem similar where I'm trying to (for instance) > wipe from one clip to another and I want an effect applied to the first > clip but not the second - that is applied to ALL of the first clip, even > the part that's being wiped. > > A big part of the problem seems to be that transitions are applied to the > footage before effects are processed, where I'd usually prefer to have > them applied after effects.
Hi Matthew, Hi Jochen, yes that's right. Cinelerra has a rather annoying/serious limitation here. It invariably inserts the transition on the source side of the render pipeline, while in many common usage scenarios one would prefer to have them at the output side of the pipeline and after the effects applied to the clips. The only workaround is indeed to use two tracks, which can cause quite a lot of work in larger projects. This problem hurts me rather seriousely for my own projects, so I am still looking for a possibility to code up a solution (but the situation in the source code is quite contrieved at this location). So on the short term, it can't be helped, we have to live with the workaround. cheers, Hermann Vosseler _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
