Hi Michi!
@Michi wrote:
How to avoid that the group is not only shown in one color, but that you can also see the video image of the track?You can change the opacity using the slider on the bottom of the Main window, on the right side. Take a look at http://www.visi1.org/cinelerra-gg_tutorials#ColorTitleBarsAndAssets around 1:00. If you can see all the video is better, I think.
Thanks, that works great with the slider, it reduces the color.
But back to my question, how to connect audio to video. The group is not very stable. When saving and reopening a project, the binding of the group is no longer effective.
Do you who use CIN GG with success not have a need for a stable connection of the video track with the associated audio track, as is the case with most video editors?
I mostly work with videos with the original sound. If Im not totally careful, the tracks shift, and its very unpleasant when the picture and the sound are no longer exactly in sync.
Question: If this feature doesnt exist in CIN GG, would it be a lot of effort to add that?
@Michi wrote:
The group is not very stable. When saving and reopening a project, the binding of the group is no longer effective.What are you saying sound strange. I think you are wrong something or you think it works in a different way. Cinelerra-GG doesnt work like AdobePremiere; from some points of view it works like Lightworks, if you know that NLE.
Please take a look at http://www.visi1.org/cinelerra-gg_tutorials#DragAndDropEditing from 6:55 to 7:53 (08-4. IMPORTANT–> Note_1): the Group must be selected before. And the tracks (Video + Audio) armed.
(I am using the Cin_20201031 release on UbuntuStudio_16.04)