Open jhankin1 opened 4 months ago
Hello @jhankin1
Thank you @jhankin1 for that information.
I know that other advanced audio editors sometimes will analyze imported files and perform the necessary conversion to be able to process them. OpenShot does not have that and thus you must sometimes go through a conversion process. I've seen this happen with .mkv files as well.
The conversion process is the the solution for now. Feel free to close the ticket unless there is something more you need regarding this issue.
Before we ring the bell on this issue, I'd like to point out that your response only addresses the audio, which I presented only as a color detail, not part of the complaint. Did you follow the steps in the original post? When you dragged the video into your timeline, did it show up with the full one minute and one second, or did part of the video not show up, like in my case? If your OpenShot is working, that means I'm going to have to figure out how to re-install with the default settings, and I'm not sure how I would do that. I also doubt it would work.
Hello @jhankin1 I missed the whole 1 min. and one second so my apologies for that. I just retested with the latest dev daily build #12442 and can replicate your issue.
Not sure what is going on. I am going to ask the lead developer to look into this.
Hello @jhankin1 I have pinged the lead developer.
Meanwhile I some additional research and found that the mismatch of length can exist with Variable Frame Rate (VFR) videos. Does your camera record in VFR format? If so, and according to literature on the web, VFR videos are recorded at different frames which in turn cause some frames to be displayed longer or shorter.
So, OpenShot most likely is setting the frame rate to match the Profile you have chosen (the default is 30fps). So the duration of the video isn't going to match your original video. This would then mean that you are not missing any frames. It just that all your frames are set to 30fps.
Thank you for researching this. Unfortunately, though, I have checked this, and I am losing frames. I have noticed, though, that some applications can convert the clips to MKV format, then if I import the converted files into OpenShot, they show up with the correct length, and no frames appear to be lost. This is a painfully slow workaround, though, so I hope a genuine fix comes about.
Yes, I have noticed that some other video editor handle this much gracefully. I am going to flag this as a "Bug" also.
Hopefully, the lead developer will review this at some point and have come up with a solution and implement.
Describe the bug: Sometimes, the last few seconds of the clip disappear when it's imported in the timeline. Here is a link to one of the offending clips.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SWt9ha0t2tLputTp4aW7pcrY0TeP8ycO/view?usp=drive_link
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior: The file should show up with its full length (about one minute and one second).
System Details:
Log Files:
libopenshot.log openshot-qt.zip