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[Tobias Holm <762164@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi!

This is because the cam produces clips with shorter video that audio on
some clips.

I've made a patch for this adding a new feature in OpenShot to cut the
end of the clips by a few frames when adding them to the timeline. With
this method you can get rid of the white frames in the end of the clips.

Do like this:
- Check out the OpenSource code to your machine (see OpenShot FAQ for help with this).
- Add the code patch I've included in this post to OpenShot source code.
- Start the patched OpenShot.
- Add all clips to the list of project files.
- Select all clips and then right click on them and select "add to timeline".
- Use Transition "Cut end of clip" and change the time to "0.16" seconds to cut 4 frames from the end (using 25p clips).
- Export your video.

Regards, Tobias

** Patch added: "CutEndOfClips.patch"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/openshot/+bug/762164/+attachment/2189686/+files/CutEndOfClips.patch

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Title:
  White Frames Between .MTS clips

Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
  New

Bug description:
  I make HD videos with a JVC camcorder. When I try to render the .MTS clips to an .mpg video there are always two white frames between two .MTS clips ... Verrry annoying!! ;-((
  I use Ubuntu 10.10 and have OpenShotVideo installed through the standard Ubuntu Software Centre 
  I use OpenShotVideo version 1.3.0
  When I check the rendered file with Avidemux there are always two white frames between every two .MTS clips

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