On Wednesday 21 March 2007 18.55:03 Juan M wrote: > This example is based on my previous messages and, obviously, can be > ammended as needed to fit other needs. But I think should be a good basis > to start. Simple and practical !
Hello. First, thanks for your input! Some comments: the design looks ok for me but the big problem is that you can't really just let people change a codec or a bitrate because there are many incompatibilities. I don't understand all ffmpeg parameters but I did a lot of trial & error to find some usable profiles for Kdenlive. My experience showed that you can't just let user change bitrate or any other parameter freely, because it simply won't work. If you set the bitrate too low or too high for your image size, it will fail. Some codecs (quicktime for example) only accept frame size if it can be divided by 16... Also, you can't mix some audio codecs with some video codex... It seems to me that it would almost require a database to calculate which codecs are compatible, which size, which bitrate can be set for each size, etc. If someone has an idea how to solve the issue, I am listening because that is too much for me. > more useful as previous. But my question is. Is it still necessary the > option to "Create image clip" ? I think now is obsolete as you can obtain > the same result (and much more) with the other via. Well I don't really care... the "create image clip" menu entry still allows you set the clip duration without having to open the clip properties afterwards, but you think it is cleaner to remove it I can do it... regards jb -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kdenlive/attachments/20070321/33afbf28/attachment.sig>
