question: mixed vc separate clips

[farid abdelnour]

Ciao Massimo,

2017-08-30 11:02 GMT-03:00 Massimo Stella <maxstar at tin.it>:

> Hi everybody.
> I don't think we have to be too rigid in any choice we do and it's not the
> matter to be a clone or not of other software.
> Generally, applications are similar only for the facts that they try to
> use the best possible approach to make users happy when they are using the
> specific application.
> So, for me, the question is: which is the best possible approach for
> making Kdenlive the fastest and the easier software around?
> How can Kdenlive do a certain feature solve my problems in arranging
> complicated sequence on the timeline?
> The question for me is not how to make Kdenlive different but how to make
> Kdenlive the best in term of approach to the editing work.
> What I like about the current way to proceed is the fact that you can turn
> any clip in Audio/Video or just video or just audio (and this is very
> useful for recovering sync)
> What I dislike about the mixed approach is that when you have to produce
> the final audio (I'm thinking about a professional project where the
> timeline is always very complex) you have to rearrange all the clips in a
> reasonable way, so you have to check where every single chunk of audio is.
> Then, I want to see the mixer of an animation project with 10 video tracks
> and 5 audio tracks: you'll find a 15 tracks mixer with  10 empty tracks.
>

So if we make it in a way that whenever there is a video track without
audio then it wouldn't appear in the mixer, would that "fix" the issue?


> I guess that instead of being ideologically oriented (be different, be
> unique, etc) we have to find pro and cons of all the approaches and find
> the best possible solution to make Kdenlive not just different but better.
>

+1

Massimo
>
> ----Messaggio originale----
> Da: evorster at gmail.com
> Data: 30-ago-2017 8.26
> A: "jdd at dodin.org"<jdd at dodin.org>
> Cc: "Kdenlive"<kdenlive at kde.org>
> Ogg: Re: question: mixed vc separate clips
>
> Hi there, everybody.
>
> As a Kdenlive user, I think the opinions of Kdenlive users matter more
> than the opinion of the developers of other video editing software.
>
> It's only logical, surely there must be a reason that Kdenlive is the
> preferred editor for the users that are using it?
>
> You might be much better served with a survey to the kdenlive users on
> this mailing list. I, for one, do not want Kdenlive to turn into a clone of
> the other editors.
>
> Kind regards,
> -Evert Vorster-
>
> On 30 August 2017 at 06:43, jdd at dodin.org <jdd at dodin.org> wrote:
>
>> Le 30/08/2017 à 01:34, alcinos a écrit :
>>
>> If you want to voice an opinion for one of the approaches, or outline
>>> advantages/drawbacks that we may not have thought of, we are looking
>>> forward to hearing from you!"
>>>
>>
>> of course (?) the two clips created from the bin must have some sort of
>> link to keep video and audio in sync.
>>
>> It's already not that easy to keep videos in sync when using the
>> automatic audio sync between several tracks (which is one of the kdenlive
>> strength).
>>
>> thanks
>> jdd
>> --
>> http://dodin.org
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Evert Vorster
> Isometrix Acquistion Superchief
>
>
>
>


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