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"plug-in-gap-storyboard-clip-prop"
Clip Properties (Storyboard)
The clip properties dialog window is used to
create new clips and to view and update properties
of existing clips in a storyboard file.
It is a popup dialog of the storyboard editor
## refere to Storyboard Dialog
## (plug-in-gap-storyboard-edit.txt)
File:
Clips use a filename to refere to a videofile or to
a frame imagefile on disk.
The button "..." opens a filebrowser dialog window
where you can select the filename.
The Clip Type is detected automatically (depending on the file) as:
MOVIE
FRAME-IMAGES
SINGLE-IMAGE
From:
To:
Here you can enter the selected frame range for the clip.
(those widgets are disabled when file referes to a single image)
Loops:
Here you can specify the number of loops, where a value of 2
shows the selected range of frames two times in a loop.
Pingpong:
The Pingpong checkbutton plays the selected range forward
and backwards.
If the selected range is from 1 to 5
the clip is played as sequence 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3, 2
Stepsize:
With the stepsize density you can affect the playback speed
individual per clip without changing the master framerate
of the storyboard file.
Values greater than one results in skipping input frames
and will speed up the clip.
Values less than one does show some frames twice
and does slow down the clip.
For normal playback of the clip use stepsize value 1.0.
Videotrack:
Here you can select the number of the input videotrack.
Most videos have just one track.
Some DVD videos have multiple angle view where the different
angles are represented by 2 or more videotracks.
Note:
the videotrack is only available for clip type MOVIE.
Deinterlace:
Deinterlacing is selected via radio buttons.
Fetching frames out of already encoded videofiles
has a built in deinterlace filter.
Interlaced frames are built up of 2 half pictures,
where the even lines build the one half and the odd lines
build the other half picture.
The deinterlace filter builds the extracted frame
by picking only the lines of one of the half pictures
and replaceng the lines of the other half picture
by more or less smooth mixing the upper and lower neighbour lines.
The mix is controlled with the spinbutton value
where 1.0 is a smooth mix, and 0.0 takes just one of the
neighbour lines without mixing.
That way the deinterlaced frames have same height as the
originals.
The deinterlace radio buttons are:
"None"
Turn off the deinterlace filter and read frames
1:1 as they are found in the videofile.
"Odd"
Extract the half-picture that is represented by odd lines
"Even"
Extract the half-picture that is represented by even lines
Note:
the deinterlace filter is only available for clip type
MOVIE.
Duration:
Information about the duration of the clip in frames
and playtime in format mm:ss:msec
Comment:
An optional comment text on the clip.
Find Scene End
This button checks the frames in the defined range
between "From" and "To" for significant changes
and sets the "To" value to the first detected scene change.
Auto Scene Split
The button "Auto Scene Split" will scann all the frames
in the selected range and create new clips on every significant
scene change. The new clips are added at end of the storyboard.
(or cliplist)
You may stop the scan any time with the "Close" button.
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