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A fix has been generated and I no longer see phantom keyframes in my testing. This fix will be included in the end of the months builds. Thanks for reporting! |
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We could not initially reproduce here but now with the added information and XML we will try to figure it out. Thanks! |
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Lukas, very good! Thanks for the XML. I can confirm (and see) your issue. (I am not a developer) To see, or not, the issue I have set Main window to "Hours:Minutes_Seconds:Frames". - "Duration visible in the timeline" from 0:00:01:18 to 0:00:00:00 ==> Yes, some non-existent keyframe boxes appear. (They are between a frame and next frame). -"Duration visible in the timeline" > 0:00:03:06 ==> It is OKAY Tested on UbuntuStudio_16.04 and "cinelerra-5.1-ub16.04-20181129.x86_64-static" I hope it may help the developers. Thanks. |
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I've attached a test XML file. You can open in in Cinelerra and press the Down-arrow key. Several phantom keyframe boxes will appear on the left. They are around almost every label in this file, when you zoom in far enough. test1.xml (46,961 bytes) |
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"Maybe it happens when the project is more complex." I agree with you. If I were you,... 1) Load my real project (not test project) 2) File-> Export Project...-> Copy option selected, and new folder/project, named "Abc-test" 3) close Cinelerra-GG 4) open again Cinelerra-GG 5) Load the project from the test folder "Abc-test" (so, I don't touch my original files) Or a backup before some tests on the original project. It is just my idea. |
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Hello, I tried it in Cinelerra-GG from Nov 29 2018, 32-bit in Linux Mint 17 and 64-bit in Linux Mint 19. And you are right, I've just started a simple test project, added several keyframes and nothing strange happened. Maybe it happens when the project is more complex. I noticed it in several projects with about 6 tracks, 100 shots and maybe 50 keyframes. I will try to make a new test project. |
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Hi Lukas, could you give us more information, please? What Cin-GG version are you using? What Linux distribution? I just tested it on "cinelerra-5.1-ub16.04-20181129.x86_64-static" and "cinelerra-5.1-ub16-x86_64-static (built Dec 8 2018)" and your issue doesn't appear to me. My test was: inserted Fade keyframes on video and audio tracks, and zoomed in/out with ArrowDn/ArrowUp, shift+mouse wheel. |
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