I'm using PhotoFilmStrip v2.0.0-400 (Windows XP) and can't find Audio support in the GUI anywhere.
There is not even a field in the Project (.fps) SQL-lite database (unless Audio is stuffed into the 'data' field in the 'picture' table as a 'blob' ?) ??
Is it only available in the CLI version ?
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Many thanks for the 'pointer' == I never looked there ! (it's only on adding audio that the 'audiotrack' field appears in the project database)
It's a minor annoyance that, if longer than the 'video', the audio track length forces a longer story duration = however that can be changed back by manually overwriting the 'duration' field in the project database (and then re-opening the project, after which 'render' works just fine, cutting off the audio 'early', as expected)
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yes you are right. alternatively you can cut the audio track with audacity or similar. maybe i add an option for this or keep the duration field enabled.
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I'm using PhotoFilmStrip v2.0.0-400 (Windows XP) and can't find Audio support in the GUI anywhere.
There is not even a field in the Project (.fps) SQL-lite database (unless Audio is stuffed into the 'data' field in the 'picture' table as a 'blob' ?) ??
Is it only available in the CLI version ?
The audio file is configured in the project properties. Menu File-Properties.
Many thanks for the 'pointer' == I never looked there ! (it's only on adding audio that the 'audiotrack' field appears in the project database)
It's a minor annoyance that, if longer than the 'video', the audio track length forces a longer story duration = however that can be changed back by manually overwriting the 'duration' field in the project database (and then re-opening the project, after which 'render' works just fine, cutting off the audio 'early', as expected)
yes you are right. alternatively you can cut the audio track with audacity or similar. maybe i add an option for this or keep the duration field enabled.