Le 05/09/2017 à 06:49, farid abdelnour a écrit :
If it makes things easier to the devs and therefore make Kdenlive more
powerful then I'll vote for going the separate audio/video route.
if it makes things *really* easier, for sure.
In my experience, having all audio and video shown in one track is
easier for beginners, at least connoted to beginners software, but
having separate tracks spend more screen space.
I work with only one (large) screen and need separate tracks only when I
need to work on audio. If, for example, I have only one cam and the
included audio, I tend to keep only one track to have a bigger video
monitor.
the main concern is having audio and video connected. Presently is one
needs to sync two audios (or more), it's necessary not only to separate
video and audio but also to ungroup audio and video, with the need to
manually resync audio and video afterward, not really difficult (align
on start), but tedious when needed for many clips
thanks
jdd
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