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HI everyone,
new to this forum and to kdenlive (or video editing for that matter); I have been trying to learn how to fiddle with clips and photos and I must admit that i have done giant steps considering my previous attempts using cinelerra; however, I am stuck on, what i believe to be either a difficult/advanced task, or a "buggy" effect. I want to achieve the opposite of what this guy is doing in this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPQWOGDng-Q ; i would like to open a door and the coming view being a totally different environment, i.e. a park, an ocean, etc. With the rotoscopy effect i manage to create several keyframes for each 1/20th of a second of the door opening and i almost manage to get my ocean on view as the door opens but then everything kinda lose its positions and it goes "kuku" (both during project creation and on rendering). I am not sure what the "affinity" transition is and how it works, (couldnt find an easy tutorial on that either). Before i go any further with detailing what I am doing (probably wrong) can someone point me to a tutorial for this effect (if available)? I cannot find it anywhere My box runs on Slackware current and I am using kdenlive 0.9.10 on KDE 4.14.38. Any help, links, suggestions, would be welcomed. Thanks |
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i suggest you to try and updated appimage of Kdenlive. (you are using a 2017 OS... and this maybe can be an issue on running appimages)
try some updated Kdenlive versions: 2019: https://files.kde.org/kdenlive/release/ ... 4.appimage 2020: https://files.kde.org/kdenlive/release/ ... 4.appimage the affine is no more present on kdenlive, usually to move/resize something can be used TRANSFORM / POSITION AND ZOOM / COMPOSITE AND TRANSFORM / CROP-SCALE-TILT on your case, the COPOSITE AND TRANSFORM is the same thing of AFFINE. (compositions tab) |
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Thank you for the quick reply. I have switched to the appimage you suggested (although, I had tried to install the same version through pckgs.org and it wouldnt launch). However, the appimage launches faultlessly; now I have to spend some time trying that "door-opening-into-the-ocean" effect. Is there a tutorial somewhere out there to achieve something similar (other than the one I listed above)? Thanks |
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I managed to do the effect of opening a door and have the splashing ocean just outside!
the latest kdenlive is great and did the job flawlessly. Very happy now and i can continue the learning p.s.: how do i mark the thread as solved? |
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probably you have to edit the title of first post adding (SOLVED) |
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