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Hi.
Thats what happen if I try to render a project with title clips or images inserted, whatever is the output that I choose. If I hide title clips and images, the project renders
I get a popup that says
Rendering of /home/pathtooutputfile aborted, resulting video will probably be corrupted
And what I see in the error log is a little different with the output I chose:
If I choose mp4 I get
[libmp3lame @ 0xb0510e20]
Channel layout not specified
[mp4 @ 0xb050ae40]
Encoder did not produce proper pts, making some up.
If mpeg2
Channel layout not specified
[mpeg @ 0xb050ae40]
VBV buffer size not set, muxing may fail
If vob
Channel layout not specified
[ac3_fixed @ 0xb0510e60]
No channel layout specified. The encoder will guess the layout, but it might be incorrect.
If mov
[mov @ 0xb050ae40]
Encoder did not produce proper pts, making some up.
I'm going crazy (a month ago everything worked fine).
Any suggestions?
I search and found this http://www.kdenlive.org/forum/rendering … lip?page=2 but no way (and I don't know if it is my issue)
(my english is not so good... sorry)
Thanksssssss
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Try to add a black screen for about 1 sec at the end of your project, without any other audio or video file and then render.
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Try to add a black screen for about 1 sec at the end of your project, without any other audio or video file and then render.
same problem ![]()
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In the terminal as a normal user:
kdesu kdenlive
for KDE4
gksu kdenlive
for Gnome
Then enter root password. When kdenlive ask for initial setup simply click next, next. Then open your project and try to render. And that is all
I had the same problem about a month. Turning on kdenlive with root privileges helped me.
Sry for Eng ![]()
Last edited by has86 (2013-07-14 12:44:07)
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Have you upgraded the system?
I had this same problem until yesterday, only kdenlive did not render at all, with or without title clip. Googling about it, I think it was some kind of conflict with mlt and opencv. Opening kdenlive as root did not work for me. I initially downgraded to the previous version of mlt (0.9.0.1 if I remember cforrectly); with that I could render, but only without title clips present. Solution came with last update of opencv (and re-upgrade of mlt).
Also, while I was looking up this problem, I read about a similar bug being related to the sound, and installed ladspa (just in case all the previous doesn't completely solve your problem).
Last edited by Daerun (2013-07-14 13:52:30)
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