Intermediate Rendering Settings

[Martin Moores]

Ed,

I think I'm right in saying you can add a kdenlive project to another
kdenlive project. This would mean instead of rendering your pre project,
you could just add that project as an asset of the next, keeping perfect
quality, true to source files.

Not in front of a computer to test, so apologies if I'm mistaken here.

Cheers


On Tue, 2 Jun 2020, 12:51 AtomicCanine, <atomiccanine at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> I congratulate the developers of kdenlive for an outstanding project
> which always seems to have something more to discover within it!
>
> My question concerns what I call 'intermediate rendering'.  There are
> times I would like to render some portion of the timeline, then
> re-import it as a new clip (replacing the old section), or, perhaps
> re-use the rendered output of a completely separate project.
>
> What are appropriate rendering settings for these intermediate clips?
>
> I am concerned about re-rendering something which as already been
> rendered (I'm using 720p with the included mp4 setting: video 23, audio
> 192).  I know I can do 'lossless', but that technique makes huge files -
> which I would prefer to avoid.
>
> Any advice will be most appreciated!
>
> thank you,
>
> Ed
>
>
>
>
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