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Revision as of 18:57, 17 October 2011
Information
- How to add clips from the file system
- Clips properties (right-click): What do they mean, what effects do changes have there?
- Additional clip types: Colour clips, Title clips, Slideshow clips, Stop Motion. How to add them?
- What does transcoding clips do, when is it used? (Damaged .ogv files e.g.)
- Project Tree widget: How to structure clips (folders)
Proxy clips
Proxy clips are one of the most useful inventions for editing if you are not working on a ultra high-end machine. The trick is that the original clips are replaced by clips with lower resolution clips, with a less complex codec. Video decoding, e.g. of H.264 clips, requires a lot of computing power, but computing power is required for rendering effects in real-time. If insufficient is available, replay will stutter. Proxy clips will require hardly any computing power at all, which allows fluent replay.
Proxy clips can be enabled / disabled for the current project in the Project Settings ().
To enable proxy clips by default for new projects, go to .
As soon as proxy clips are enabled, they can be generated for specific project clips in the Project Tree widget via the context menu . Clicking it again disables the proxy for this clip.
When rendering to the output file, you can chose whether to use the proxy clips as well. It is by default disabled, but for a quick rendering preview it is useful.