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@IgorB: gg had time to look at this today and the code is working as designed. It is all about the default keyframe which is what you see copied on the left when you move. If you have a recommendation for "real life usage" that results in improved operation, please pass it along. I will mark this closed in a couple of days otherwise. After further inspection, gg now says he "default keyframe" is in the EDL and takes precedence. He does not think it should be changed now. |
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I have not have the chance to ask gg for sure about this yet so I will assign it to me and try to get his attention today or tomorrow. |
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If you want to close that issue, it's okay for me. Thanks. |
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Sorry for my bad English, I had to write: on the that specific case (screencast), I would have expected that NO keyframe is moved/copied on destination but that "reading" the last value of plugin's keyframes (Color3way) by source, it was copied to plugin destination (without keyframe). But you (Sam) had already understood well. Thanks. |
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You explained it well Igor. I just wanted to say that this current behavior from the technical side makes sense. The question is whether the last keyframe can be copied automatically when you move it, whether it is technically feasible, so that it is more user-friendly and works as you expect it to. It would certainly be an improvement. |
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From my screencast-test, I would have expected that any keyframe is moved/copied on destination but that "reading" the last value of plugin's keyframes (Color3way) by source, it was copied to plugin destination (without keyframe). Maybe I am explaining bad. However, it also occur in the "old" Cinelerra-GG version--> Ub16 built: Nov 29 2018 |
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I confirm this behavior. However, I'm not sure if this is a bug or the logical consequence of the functionality. As soon as you drag the clip into the first track, the keyframe that defines the change is missing, the keyframe stays in the second track. In the first track the plugin is without any changes, no keyframe no changes, it's as if you dragged this plugin from the resource window. This is because the plugins are track related and not clip related. In order for it to have the same information as in the second track, you would have to copy that one keyframe with it and place it on the first track, then you would have the same result. I don't know if it could be automated, if it would be technically feasible. |
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