@danielpmay Yeah, DeJay is right but you should probably at least try this first: Because H.264 is so widely used, the method in CINELERRA-GG In...

@chapolin It seems like there is probably a way to do this. I hope someone else knows. @IgorBeg Do you know of a way?

@yrds96 First of all, thank you for using Cinelerra! It is definitely different but when it was first written, computer hardware and software was q...

I like it because it is so small and you can sneak it in anywhere.

@IgorBeg So glad you verified this is working correctly. I really have no idea about why the "1 versus 0" makes a difference but just to clarify th...

@IgorBeg For me it is easier to just subscribe to everything so that I get an email when something new is posted. I think this can be done under th...

That sure seems weird.

Btw. the music in the uploaded file seems to be out of sync a bit (image some ms too late). Really?!?!! I listened to it several times and don't s...

@cincity Interesting effects added just about everywhere! I especially liked the effects in the black and white push up / clap hands exercise.

@chapolin when I paste a portion of video, the portions which are placed after on the timeline move as much. Is it possible to fix a video at a sp...

@chapolin 1) The easiest way for me is as follows. This works in both cut & paste or drag & drop editing mode. If you position your mouse...

@astrakid The problem seems to be Pixels just are not precise enough. I am not sure if adding another option for Sub-Pixels in the Title plugin wou...

@astrakid It is pretty dependent on the font itself. I assume you unchecked "smooth" as this does blending and will not make anything look sharper....

I "think" the options are saved in a file in: /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d which should always be in effect after initial reboot. Look for the w...

As far as I know, not from within Cinelerra. However, in searching on the internet, it seems like you can from Ubuntu 1. Go to “System Setting ->...