Open danjde opened 1 year ago
A few questions:
1) Are clicks at the starts of clips or during playback of a clip?
2) Is there any particular type of (audio) encoding or container format that makes this is happen ,or is the issue unrelated to encoding?
Note that any large enough step like change in audio level is audible as a "click". You can fix those by adding short audio fade ins and/or adding some additional audio to try to make the step like change disappear.
Note that any large enough step like change in audio level is audible as a "click". You can fix those by adding short audio fade ins and/or adding some additional audio to try to make the step like change disappear.
Ok, good to know!
Another thing, the clicks were heard even running the video preview before adding it to the timeline, but if the same video was listened by an external player the click was not present.
Many thanks!
Ok, I'll this open and look for test cases myself, and see if I can create a reproducible test case for the issue.
If you like I could send you the entire project, via some web transfer services. Eventually, is it possible to export media and project from Flowblade?
NB I point out that the "clicks" problem seems to occur when using large media, in my case just over 2GB, These are present on the monitor side too, while if listened with an external player they are not.
Thanks!
If you like I could send you the entire project, via some web transfer services. Eventually, is it possible to export media and project from Flowblade?
We had a feature for this, but that was never 100% reliable in my view so I dropped it.
There is going to be new approach to saving rendered data, we'll be saving data per project, not all data for all projects in same place like currently. After that lands, we can very likely make projects movable with all their data again, and with much better changes of getting the feature absolutely right.
NB I point out that the "clicks" problem seems to occur when using large media, in my case just over 2GB, These are present on the monitor side too, while if listened with an external player they are not.
2 GB is about largest amount I'd like to download, so if the project file with all its files that size I can download that, otherwise I can download just the file, and you could give so additional info that would help reproducing the issue (Project Profile, where in the file the issue was, etc.).
Hi jliljebl and thanks for your help, I've upload a single 2.2GB video (.ts) and you can simply import it into an empty project, then play it from media monitor from 00:47:50:14 to 00:49:56:03 (for example). I have observed same behaviour inserting it into timeline, separating audio tracks, muting primary video audio, and leaving active only separate audio, the problem is the same.
Here the media: https://www.transfernow.net/dl/20230615t9ZtlEsV
Ok, Thanks, I got the file, and there are additional clicks appearing.
I looked at the audio in Audacity trying to find the artifacts in the waveforms, but I was unable to find anything different between the original and rendered audio waveforms in visual inspection.
This could be relatively difficult to get fixed, but it does reproduce, we'll keep at it and hopefully get it done.
Well, as workaround I've exported from "video ts" audio stream and import it into Flowblade (muting corresponding video/audio part), this works fine. I've seen that Pitivi video editor suffers from the same problem. Thanks!
Please include the following information. 1) Flowblade version (Help->About):
2.8.0-2
2) MLT version (Help->Runtime Environment):
6.20.0-2
3) Your distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, Mint etc.):
Ubuntu 20.04
4) If possible, try to provide step-by-step instructions on how to reproduce the issue. From developer point of view this is the easieast way to understand what is happening:
Rendering a video, I get an output video with some "clicks" that are not present in the source video, could it depend by the hardware with which the machine works (I've try from upper level machine but the problem seems the same)?
Thanks!!!
Davide