On 03/13/2013 04:51 PM, Thomas Vecchione wrote:
If you can't get basic video editing done with Blender then you should consider trying a new career.
Maybe someone can shed light on this problem: I've been trying blender video editing. Before importing a file, I check the frame rate using VLC (ctl->j) and then set the blender frame rate to match. Blender doesn't always have a matching frame rate so I come as close as possible. After importing the file into blender, when I play it the audio slowly goes out of sync. After 15 minutes or so it is so far out that I have to shut it down and possibly try another frame rate. If I could solve that problem, blender would be fine as an editor. Any thoughts ? I'm also trying cinelerra for the second time, but this time I found that the sourceforge version is better. I'll be working with it to see if it will do the job. Pitivi is simple, but it manages to do the job most of the time. Audio sync is fine. What I am missing from the LightWorks conversation is the outlook for the release date. Since I am a GNU/Linux bigot and am willing to spend money for a better product, it would be good to know that there is a polished application that will work with G/L. Did I miss the release date ? Bob _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
