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exporta un video distinto del que veo (Give your bug report a descriptive title) #3470

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Hapu-ar opened this issue May 9, 2020 · 2 comments
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@Hapu-ar
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Hapu-ar commented May 9, 2020

Describa el problema
Exporto un video y es totalmente distinto del que veo!
Aca un zip con el directorio con el archivo osp, el directorio _assets y el resultado mp4
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RknyJYMFO8gTW3B6E7MSJ3pdoJ-hVHkZ/view?usp=sharing

Pasos para reproducir el comportamiento:

  1. Abro el archivo
  2. Exporto la opción por default
  3. Abro el mp4 y es distinto

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SuslikV commented May 10, 2020

When you importing video that isn't matches current Preview Profile of OpenShot - application sets Time property to map each frame of the imported movie to the preview. This is done in frames numbers (not in seconds!), thus when you exporting with different profile - every timing is changing...

To workaround current behavior you can:

  • set export Video Profile to match Preview Profile (24 fps in your case).
  • select new Preview Profile (the one you will export to) and redo all cuts again.
  • select new Preview Profile (the one that matches FPS of the video source) and redo all cuts again and export with the same FPS profile. But because, it's 29.970 fps for your file, OpenShot may miss something during edits. Better to use 25/30/50/60 fps import/export until OpenShot will handle other formats better.

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stale bot commented Nov 6, 2020

Thank you so much for submitting an issue to help improve OpenShot Video Editor. We are sorry about this, but this particular issue has gone unnoticed for quite some time. To help keep the OpenShot GitHub Issue Tracker organized and focused, we must ensure that every issue is correctly labelled and triaged, to get the proper attention.

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