14 May
2012
14 May
'12
11:43 p.m.
On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 4:06 PM, Robin Gareus <robin(a)gareus.org> wrote:
No need to compile it yourself: There's a dmg for OSX and an installer
for win32 on xjadeo.sf.net. It's available in most major GNU/Linux
distros these days.
Trust me, there is a need here:) I am on a slightly odd distro of Linux at
the moment and what I have is the most up to date I can get at the moment
through repos.
For older versions: a safe way is to transcode the video into a format
with PAR 1:1 before starting to work with. qjadeo's File->Import does
that using mencoder.
Hmm didn't even realise you added that feature, good to know.
best,
robin
PS. Blender can sync to jack-transport, too. But you don't want to have
Blender render the video at the same time while you're working on the
soundtrack. I have no idea how efficient it is WRT to playing
pre-rendered video, but I suppose it's generally less convenient for
sound-design setups.
Yes Blender can, and I could do that with a second machine, or heck with
this machine maybe on the same machine easily enough. But when all that is
wrong is the coloring, it is much easier to use the video and your
excellent program:)
Seablade