github kajisho5/ffmpeg-skill v3.10.0

43 minutes ago

Automated release: version and notes generated from pull requests merged since 3.9.3.

Changed

  • A render.py project of several clips takes its picture size from the fit object, as a
    one-clip project does, in the render and in --export-timeline (#526).
    fit.py gets the
    fit object's aspect, mode, width and height and the frame's only where the object has none,
    and the exported sequence (FCPXML, EDL, OTIO) is sized, and timed, from the same merge.
    Before, a multi-clip render fitted the object inside the joined picture and the export sized
    the sequence from frame alone, so the two disagreed. Over two 160x120 clips: frame 16:9 with
    fit 1:1 rendered 120x120 against a 160x90 sequence (now both 120x120); frame {aspect 16:9, width 320} with fit {aspect 4:5, fit crop} rendered 192x240 against 320x180 (now 320x400);
    frame 1:1 with fit {width 200} exported 120x120 (now 200x200, as rendered); frame
    {width 320, height 180} with fit 1:1 rendered 180x180 (now 320x180, as exported: two
    sides given are kept, as for one clip); frame 16:9 at 25 fps with fit {fps 24} exported a
    25 fps sequence (now 24, as rendered). A frame of one side now gives join.py the other side
    rounded as fit.py rounds it: {width 100} over 4:3 clips rendered 100x74 against a 100x76
    sequence (now 100x76). Where the fit object gives that side itself the join is sized from it
    ({width 100} with fit {width 200}: 200x150 both), and a key the fit object gives as null counts
    as not given, in the render as in the export. The clips are joined at the rate the render delivers, the
    fit object's where it gives one: joined at the frame's 25 fps and conformed to fit {fps 24}, two
    0.7 s clips rendered 35 frames against a 34-frame sequence. A multi-clip export now refuses a fit.aspect or fit.fit that fit.py
    refuses, as a one-clip export already did. One-clip projects render and export as before.
    Which multi-clip projects change is listed in docs/design-decisions.md ("After 3.9.3").
  • feat: a render of several clips takes its size from fit, and its timeline says so (#553)

What's Changed

  • feat: a render of several clips takes its size from fit, and its timeline says so by @kajisho5 in #553

Full Changelog: v3.9.3...v3.10.0

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