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MrKepzie / Natron

Open-source compositing software. Node-graph based. Similar in functionalities to Adobe After Effects and Nuke by The Foundry.
www.natron.fr
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Natron-201602061533-edac7869c85bba8c9845cf1eeac15276abcc6109 - FFMpeg #1179

Closed blackearth2014 closed 8 years ago

blackearth2014 commented 8 years ago

The FFmpeg for snapshot Natron-201602061533-edac7869c85bba8c9845cf1eeac15276abcc6109 is not reading my .MXF files from Editshare's Lightworks and the .MTS format in a .Mov container. I have a Sony HD handicam that records in the .MTS format. But when I import it to my FCPx NLE and the it does a transcode upon import. Natron doesn't read those files either. See attached image for screen snapshot reference.

ffmpeg bug

MrKepzie commented 8 years ago

Did it use to work ? can we have a file to test ?

blackearth2014 commented 8 years ago

This is my first testing it.

olear commented 8 years ago

My camera outputs .MTS, and they work in Natron (but you have to force the file, since ReadFFmpeg don't have the .MTS extension added to it's list of supported formats).

blackearth2014 commented 8 years ago

How do you force the file

MrKepzie commented 8 years ago

Actually your error is just because you put a # in the name of the file, which Natron replaces by the current frame. Try renaming your file. We will add an explicit error message in the next version or try to support filenames with # in it.

devernay commented 8 years ago

you should remove the # in the filename (see the error message in the screenshot, Natron replaces the # with the frame number.

blackearth2014 commented 8 years ago

Okay Thanks. My software did on import.

devernay commented 8 years ago

I also added .mts and .ts to the list of supported extensions (.m2ts was already there)

blackearth2014 commented 8 years ago

Thanks Fred