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@RafaMar Not sure if you had the chance to verify that this is working but it seems to be, so I am closing this. Once it is marked Resolved or Closed, it does not allow for any more comments but you can open a new issue if still a problem. |
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Ok I understand. I cannot contribute anything on this topic. I asked precisely because I don't know how these things work. But I will be commenting on it to my readers, to see if anyone is encouraged. Let's see if anyone surprises us. |
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@RafaMar Read all about it in a "closed" BT 0000261. An expert in creating appimage or flatpak versions could readily do this and we would welcome that. If a computer scientist wants to do this occasionally (probably too much to do every month), we will gladly make it available on the website. |
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I have no doubt that you have solved it. I wanted to ask you about a question that some readers are asking me, more computer scientists than video editors, with Debian Testing systems ... etc ... Would it be possible to make an appimage version or a flatpak version of Cinelerra? Or would it be an extra workload? |
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GG has generated a fix but has not checked it into GIT yet so we do not need any more information. The problem was due to using an integer value for the Power parameter and as it interpolates between keyframes, there is round-off error. The fix was to add a little more (like 1 millionith) so that the integer does not jump. I tested the fix for 3,5,6,7,9,10 and at least for me saw no jump but I do not have eagle eyes. There is still potentially some outlyer cases but using interpolation between keyframes with integers will always probably exist. |
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I work in FX, I have an easy time finding these errors. I realized because I transitioned using this blur and saw something weird, when I investigated I saw that it was a sudden and not indicated change in power value. Today I have looked at this that you indicate, and it is true that in the "Preset Edit" it does not change. I have done some tests and the result has been: With the power at 3 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 9 and 10 = the change not indicated occurs, but in different places. With values 2, 4 and 8 it does not give this problem. I don't know if this information can be useful to give a solution. And sorry for being such a perfectionist with these things. The BoxBlur is a great effect. |
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Unbelievable! you must have eyes like an eagle and are totally focused to find this. GG will probably work on this tomorrow as he says it appears to be a GUI problem only. If you look at the "BoxBlur Keyframe" menu which comes up when you click on the "Preset Edit" icon to the left of the "Show Controls" magnifying glass on the BoxBlur plugin bar, and watch the Value of the POWER Parameter, it stays at 3 and does not jump to 2 like it does in the BoxBlur menu. |
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- Anonymous
