Changing speed of tracks doesn't work
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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OpenShot Video Editor |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Jonathan Thomas |
Bug Description
1) Ubuntu 9.04
2) openshot_
3) OpenShot 0.9.4
I've just tried speeding up and changing direction of tracks. The clip shortens accordingly on the timeline but when I play the track it just displays a still image of the clip in the preview screen. I've rendered the movie to see if it was just an issue with the preview screen but the rendered movie just plays backs as an empty clip. I've tried it with both avi and mpeg clips and the same thing happens for both.
I've also tried slowing down the clip. This appears fine in the preview screen but again when I render the clip it just plays as an empty movie for the duration of the clip. Additionally I've tried rendering a video clip without any changes and it just renders the sound only.
Changed in openshot: | |
status: | New → Incomplete |
Changed in openshot: | |
status: | Fix Committed → Fix Released |
I haven't had the time yet to test this on 0.9.4 because I am working on the Help Manual.
I did test it out fairly thoroughly on 0.9.3 yesterday and submitted some bug reports.
I tested the speed control using mp4 and AVCHD clips. Changing direction is very buggy as Jonathan pointed out, so I did not concentrate on that, but acknowledge I was unable to play render anything with direction change.
When I speeded up or slowed down clips, I was able to render them beautifully. But if I imported the rendered clips I had the same problem you had if I tried to change the speed on them.
eg; I rendered a 1/7 speed clip, and then re-imported the slowed down clip, and tried to speed it up 7x to see if this would result in a normal speed clip again. But after speeding up this rendered clip, I was unable to play it, and when subsequently rendered it only rendered the first frame running all through the length of the rendered clip.
Therefore in rendering the slowed down clip, something changed in the format or codec to make it impossible to change the speed a second time.
Where did the clips you used originate from?
What previous processing had you done on them?
Helen McCall