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OK, qubodup can you read my first post and follow up post fully, I have edited a large number of videos using shotcut and you can see the channel I work on here: One of these methods (file swap + handbrake) is used in this video too: You can simply rename the TS file from c:\here\file.ts to c:\here\fileORIGINAL.ts and rename the c:\handbrakeoutput\file.mp4 to c:\here\file.ts or you can edit the project file to replace the file used by each clip using the video game file. You can then hopefully use the same shotcut project with the new file. Watch out: handbrake might automatically change fps to 30fps, change it in the VIDEO tab to 60 or ‘same as source’ You could try avidemux as well claims a redditor over here I used HandBrake 1.2.2 to convert the source video and it seems to be totally ok: I exported 30 seconds (1080p60fps), it didn’t have the jump in the first second or any others (it didn’t get to gameplay though). I exported 1 minute (1080p30fps) and it had only one jump during the first second. This sounded like a curious issue, so I downloaded the 900MB file - thank you for providing it. ts multiple file and I don’t want to have to have to restart the whole project. I’ll try the convert feature, as I did a 45 minute video with.
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I used software encoding as normal as well for export. Word of warning the video file is around 900MB Just say what you need and i’ll provide it: raw video in this file is here 740x480 resolution and 60fps NTSC capture: TS file, you’ll need to download it in the next day or two as this isn’t a small upload.
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mp4 export looked like a good idea, but seems it wasn’t. But seeing as it looked like shotcut supported the raw format it save me a lot of time not exporting to mp4 and would give a better video quality video overall. As it is at present it appeared it would work, normally I use mp4. OK if this is a none support legacy format, then really shotcut should not allow import of this type of file or display a warning on import. Video of the stutter/jumping added after export:
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Tested in Shotcut version 19.04.30 (latest as of submitting) I’m on Windows 7, 64 bit OS Only way to get around this I found was to have a program like handbrake export the video first, which defeats the point of me using raw files in the first place. If shotcut didn’t support the format it shouldn’t allow import. ts I decided to try a raw edit rather than exporting to mp4, before editing. I’m using my normal options and set up so this issues shouldn’t be occurring only change is the file type I am using. It can import the video fine and the play back in the editor is fine, however on export a heavy stutter is added to the video. That Shotcut doesn’t correctly work with the format. ts video capture file via shotcut and sadly it appears. Today I tried exporting a raw elgato gaming HD.
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Google just gives me a github link that's incomprehensible to me.Right running into a lot of bugs of later in shotcut, which is concerning if you want to use the editor for more complex videos.
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exe that was ever compiled by AGK2 will work thereafter (not even an unedited new project just printing FPS, not even exe files that worked just fine an hour ago and haven't been changed since). The only comprehensible trend I've noticed is that if I do get the exception error, no further editing of the main.agc file will fix it, and no. And there's no correlation with using particular commands, definitions, functions, etc - in fact, the most common way for me to cause this exception happens when I'm only adding comments to my code. In fact, it's pretty uncommon most of the time my code compiles just fine. The weird thing is, I don't ~always~ get this exception. SetWindowTitle( "Experiment InputReceiver" )