[Kdenlive-devel] Export is wrong footage

[Dan Dennedy]

Jeffrey Thomas wrote:
>> Please indicate the format and codecs of the videos you are editing.
>>     
> Indeed, my error!  These are DV-type2 files captured from my videocamera with Kino.  All output formats 
FYI, the best DV format available is Raw DV. While AVI is intended to be 
more interoperable, it ends up introducing compatibility issues. :-/
> give these results (aka wrong footage).  One person told me that it could be a bug in FFMPEG, so I compiled and installed a new version of that, with the Kdenlive-suggested configure flags; it has not solved the rendered timeline error (wrong footage).
>
>   
I have run into the AVI length problem previously in supporting the Kino 
import script. As a result, I changed the approach. It was not a DV AVI, 
rather another codec. It is possible with the way MLT was built, a 
FFmpeg upgrade did not upgrade the libs MLT is using.

> If needed, I can supply files or something.  I wanted to capture the footage looking correctly in Kdenlive with a screen capture program, but I have since had other issues which now maked my whole Kdenlive pretty unusable :(  (I sent that email out shortly after Export issue; its subject was Corrupt Timeline and I can send it again if needed)
>
>   
If you have the XML project file, that would be great to have. I will 
use my own large DV AVI files with it.

> Jeffrey
>
> On Friday 28 September 2007 16:11:09 Dan Dennedy wrote:
>   
>> el jefe delito wrote:
>>     
>>> When I export a video with SVN 2007 09 09 (from Trevino's Ubuntu 
>>> repository 0.5+svn20070909~3v1ubuntu0), the final output is the wrong 
>>> footage.  It seems that the areas that I have selected (which show up 
>>> correctly in my editing preview) are somehow corresponding to 
>>> different points on the video files, so that the final video is 
>>> totally unlike what I have laid out.  Obviously the wrong footage made 
>>> it into the exported video. Has anyone else seen this?
>>>       
>> Please indicate the format and codecs of the videos you are editing.
>>