Hi

I have a three track project, all three tracks are from H264 MP4 files (generated using Handbrake with a target for the PSP), with a transition between Track 1 and 2 (Wipe), and then 2 and 3 (overlay).

When I view the whole project in the preview, it works as expected. But when I render, Tracks 1 and 3 move, but Track 2 is still, probably showing the first frame of the track (the sound _does_ continue though).

All three tracks are subclips of larger files, and Tracks 1 and 3 are subclips of the same file.

I'm rendering to a YouTube preset, but this also happens on the MPEG2 preset (I've not tried on others)...am I doing something wrong?

Thanks in advance

Rich

I can confirm this one, the same thing is happening to me. The first frame of one of the movies (in my case I only have 2, and it's the second one) is stuck for the rest of the movie after the transition.

I have tested to render to most of the formats and it's the same for all.


Track1:
5 sec title

Track2:
7 sec clip, no audio, grayscale effect

Track3:
same clip as above, but hole movie in color about 27 sec, with dissolve from 2 -> 3 in the last 2 sec

after 7 sec of the project there is only a image of the first frame for the remaining 20 sec, audio is fine.

what os, version (and mlt) version are you using

I'm using Ubuntu (with Gnome, not KBuntu) Jaunty 9.04, with Kdenlive 0.7.5 from the standard repositories.

Sorry if I'm being an idiot, but how do I identify which version of MLT I'm using?

Rich

You can find out what version of mlt you are using by typing: melt --version

My is Kubuntu 9.04, 0.7.5, mlt 0.44

I've got 0.4.4 too:
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rich@rich-laptop:~$ melt -version
MLT melt 0.4.4
Copyright (C) 2002-2009 Ushodaya Enterprises Limited

This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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The only difference I can see is that I'm using Ubuntu (with Gnome) rather than KBuntu.

When I get a chance I will try with some other video files to see whether that makes any difference.