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Hey everyone,
I would like to create a separate rendered clip showing my social media links which I can place into all of my future videos easily instead of manually adding them every time. The thing is, when I render it as an mp4, it makes the background black. How can I keep the background transparent so that I can place this clip on top of other videos? I tried rendering as an .flv but that makes the background green. When I use one of the alpha effects to select the green background, it makes it transparent, but it you can still see little bits of green around the icons and text. I would like an alternative that looks much better. Thanks. |
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Alpha rendering is unfortunately not possible with Kdenlive. Kdenlive has per default a black background which gets rendered and which we cannot "remove" for rendering.
You can try with Shotcut and using either MOV (codec: qtrle) or AVI (mlt_image_format=rgb24a, pix_fmt=argb). Search for render “alpha” in Shotcut. |
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Hi?
is it still like this? |
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No, in the meantime there are 3 render profiles to render "video with alpha": Alpha VP8, Alpha VP9 and Alpha mov.
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Just to note, If prores 4444 is needed here is the profile:
Last edited by kde-cgvirus on Thu Aug 25, 2022 10:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Were there relevant changes to this in the last year? Rendering with alpha channel worked fine last year (used 20.08.3), now I don't get the version 21.12.3 to render anything with alpha channel, which is always filled with black pixels.
Or is it just a bug? |
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Try 22.08.0. Lots of good things has happened in this version for alpha render. My favorite is premult options. |
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im going the easy way. struggled with this same problem and ended up with a simple solution. i just render the videos with social media, etc., with a green background so i can aply chroma key and voila! all solved.
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One could (in some cases) change the background color (into poison green f.i.) and later use the Chroma Key effect. I sometimes do that with pre-edited vids for later usage in the master. |
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