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[Bug 535094] [NEW] transition broken on high quality rendering

 

Public bug reported:

I am doing a little test clip with just a couple of transitions. The
clip seems to play ok, and it effectively plays ok when rendered for
youtube (mpeg) medium quality.

I then tried to render it for DVD-PAL, high quality, and the resulting .vob file has: 
1) the rendering of the title is very bad (letters are pixelated badly)
2) (worst) it seems that transitions works erratically in the high resolution: see try.vob, the credit junps in than disappear then fade in again, and the other transistions simply don't work as expected, while the try.mpeg file is ok. 

I have put all the relevant file, and the two resulting rendering, in
http://rgtti.com/dataopenshot/. I ask the developers to  please fetch
them and then telling me, so that I can remove them.

Thanks!

Ubuntu 9.10
openshot 1.1.0 via PPA

** Affects: openshot
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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transition broken on high quality rendering
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/535094
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Bug description:
I am doing a little test clip with just a couple of transitions. The clip seems to play ok, and it effectively plays ok when rendered for youtube (mpeg) medium quality. 

I then tried to render it for DVD-PAL, high quality, and the resulting .vob file has: 
1) the rendering of the title is very bad (letters are pixelated badly)
2) (worst) it seems that transitions works erratically in the high resolution: see try.vob, the credit junps in than disappear then fade in again, and the other transistions simply don't work as expected, while the try.mpeg file is ok. 

I have put all the relevant file, and the two resulting rendering, in http://rgtti.com/dataopenshot/. I ask the developers to  please fetch them and then telling me, so that I can remove them. 

Thanks!

Ubuntu 9.10
openshot 1.1.0 via PPA





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