Closed 30secstf closed 2 years ago
It was being sent to the encoder correctly just not restored correctly in the modal, I'll include that fix in the next release.
@30secstf With the new audio filters you can apply a volume filter to the individual clips in the filtering tab to achieve your clip muting.
@.***[https://github.com/30secstf] With the new audio filters you can apply a volume filter to the individual clips in the filtering tab to achieve your clip muting.
Hello DepFA, sorry for the late reply but I check very rarely the e-mail! Yep, it took a couple of minutes to figure out hot to mute a single clip but I came to the right conclusion, thanks for this specific new feature and for WebmGenerator! While I am at it, how about an easy way to do fade ins and fade outs? I've probably missed something in the filter section but it would be handy to shorten some video in a graceful manner...
Thank you!
Roberto "30secstf"
You're probably looking for the 'Fade at seconds' filter in 'timing and synchronization' has both fade in and fade out modes - but doesn't shorten the clip just fades to a solid colour.
For a Sequence there's the transition style on the encode tab that allows fades between scenes.
You're probably looking for the 'Fade at seconds' filter in 'timing and synchronization' has both fade in and fade out modes - but doesn't shorten the clip just fades to a solid colour. For a Sequence there's the transition style on the encode tab that allows fades between scenes.
Fade at seconds is what I was looking for but it works only for the video. I was thing more of a Fade for both video and audio at the same time. As for the fade in Sequence merge style, I already use it and it works great, thx!
Roberto "30secstf"
The Bitrate constraint mode option under Advanced Encoding Flags seems stuck on Average even if one of the other two is selected.
Feature request: when using the Sequence merge style is would be nice to be able to mute a single subclip. Ideally it would also be nice to use the audio of a clip for another clip (or a sequence, so to have a common audio background). Thanks! ;)