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On 06/03/2010 10:35 PM, velociraptor Genjix wrote:
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<div>There should be a feature in KDEnlive which creates a
subdirectory with all the clip paths for the project modified and the
data sources copied.</div>
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<div>That way you can share KDEnlive project files and the clip
sources won't be broken. This way people can put project files in
tutorials to show how they did a particular effect. And the videos
would have the "source" open.</div>
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I agree. This is one of the major reasons that not many videos are
"open source". The few that are usually use Flash or something. Being
able to release the source to my videos in an easy-to-put-together way
would make me a very happy video editor! It could be done, I'm
thinking, in the form of a file added to the root directory of the
source files. This file would work like a project file, but it would
add videos based on their relative location to the project file instead
of an absolute location. Just my two cents.<br>
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- Ryan Peters<br>
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