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Thanks for the Ubuntu 16 static tar. I used it also to test 0000433. What I see: A. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Timeline: OK. B. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Compositor: OK. C. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Viewer: OK. D. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Timeline through the Viewer with Splice (v) or Overwrite (b): OK. E. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Media bin to Timeline through the Viewer with Splice (v) or Overwrite (b). You can see NO Nested clip but the single clip inside the Nested: for me it is wrong. Do you think there is any possibilities about "Nest to Clips" option in the list menu when you use RMB on a clip in Resources->Clips Bin? Really Thanks! |
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GG worked on this today and some changes have been made but I have not tested yet and do not know if any changes meet your criteria. He did check it into GIT and created a Ubuntu 16 static tar at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/testing/cinelerra-5.1-ub16-x86_64-static.txz But I need to test and explain what has been changed. He will be working on other parts that need changing again tomorrow. |
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Can you restore the old Nest behaviour from Clips Bin, please? Or adding "Nest to Clips" option in the list menu when you use RMB on a clip in Resources->Clips Bin? I would like that "Nest to Clips" create the Nested clip in the Clips Bin. In Cin_20191031 release it worked like now (more or less) but you saw Nested clip both in Media and in Clips Bins. Clips in Clips bin are special clips! Thank you! |
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Okay Phyllis! There are other things, together 0000430 and 0000440 issues, but it is better a step at a time. |
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@IgorBed The steps you outlined are better for me. I do not need a screencast, because that is much harder for me. |
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Okay for "This is the problem that was fixed". For "I am still looking for an earlier version that matches how it used to work" I try to explain step by step with Cin_20200528(20200430) vs Cin_20191031. 1. Cin_20200528(20200430) 1.a Select an area with I-beam on the Timeline. 1.b Click on "To clip" icon in main window. Now you can see the clip in Clip bin. 1.c In Clip bin, use RMB on the clip and choose "Nest to Media". Now the clip is Nested and you can see it in Media bin. (Clip is "deleted" from Clip bin). 1.d - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Media bin to Timeline: OK. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Media bin to Timeline through the Compositor: OK. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Media bin to Timeline through the Viewer with Splice (v) or Overwrite (b). You can see NO Nested clip but the single clip inside the Nested: for me it is wrong. 1.e Create Proxy. File is created and you can see its proxy clip in Proxy bin. 1.f - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Timeline: NO possible. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Compositor: NO possible. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Viewer: NO possible. 2. Cin_20191031 2.a Select an area with I-beam on the Timeline. 2.b Click on "To clip" icon in main window. Now you can see the clip in Clip bin. 2.c In Clip bin, use RMB on the clip and choose "Nest". Now the clip is Nested and you can see it in Cip bin with the name Nested. (And there is a kind of clone in Media bin). 2.d - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Media bin to Timeline: OK. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Media bin to Timeline through the Compositor: OK. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Media bin to Timeline through the Viewer with Splice (v) or Overwrite (b): OK. 2.e Create Proxy. File is created and you can see its proxy clip in Proxy bin. To note that the Nested clip in Clip bin is still there: good. 2.f - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Timeline: NO possible. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Compositor: NO possible. - Drag & drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to Viewer: NO possible. BUT, now you can use the Nested clip in Clip bin like in 2.d point because clips in Clip bin are special clips and it doesn't matter if Proxy is enabled or not. It is better that Nested clip stay in Clip bin. More advantages there are, I think. If you want I can make a screencast to show these steps but, if you needed, I will do tomorrow. Sorry. And thanks! |
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This is the problem that was fixed: "if you drag&drop a Nested clip from Media to a new MediaUserBin you do not see the thumbnail or its name in the right side of the Resources window". The fix that went in allowed for dragging a Nested clip from Media to a MediaUserBin (not a CLIP User Bin) because it is now Media. The fix shows that you now see the thumbnail or its name in the right side of the Resources window. Currently anything in the Media folder can only be dragged to the MediaUserBin (which includes Nested clips because they are in the Media folder). Likewise what is in the Clip folder can only be dragged to the ClipUserBin and not the MediaUserBin. I am still looking for an earlier version that matches how it used to work. |
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About: When a Proxy for the Nested clip is created (Proxies are created in "/home/user/Videos/" path) it is displayed in Proxy bin. If you try to drag&drop the Nested clip from Proxy bin to the Viewer/Compositor/Timeline it doesn't work. That is really strange. I am sorry, I don't see any changes. May be that you are referring to something else. Cin_version by git: Thu, 28 May 2020 00:27:06 +0200 (16:27 -0600) |
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A modification was checked into GIT that fixes at least 1 problem with nested clips per GG. I have not time to check this myself with proxy but will try to do so tomorrow. Just wanted to let you know about the checkin. |
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I will have to look at this tomorrow to fully understand where it went wrong. |
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