studiocinematic

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   WinUI 3: Preview 3(blogs.windows.com)

   1 points by studiocinematic 6y ago|0 comments
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   If this is what he meant, I should be able to allow for that. Windows allows for that from the get-go (dpi scaling), but probably I may need to tweak it even more.
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   Agreed :) Well, long story short, I do plan to port it to more platforms, but that is once I get is all good and stable on Windows.
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   Thanks! > The ability to apply filters / adjustments to pixel area sections of a video for a set number of frames. This will definitely be there! Long story short, I will allow for something even better, but lets keep it a secret fo
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   Thanks! I guess translations will come in the near-to-medium future. What do you mean by "accessibility features"?
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   Hehe ;) Trust me, I do want to allow this in the future. However, video editing (the implementation details) is so complex, that I could not start from the get go with a multi-platform solution. Having said that, in the long term I do want
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   Sounds good :D The link is this - https://studiocinematic.com - please let me know what you think :) LATER EDIT: Here's a tutorial to get you started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv4g7bUU5vk
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   Thanks! That already works very very easy (there's a tool which allows to to cut/split/reverse cut and the like, with instant preview at all times) ;) For things like this, I would say my app already shines :)
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   by studiocinematic 6y ago

   Thanks! > Crossfade editing is pretty important when doing cuts. I do have a feature that automatically fades out background music when you talk (record yourself) and fades it back in afterwards. I will add more features to allow you man
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    by studiocinematic 6y ago

    recording sound - is already working. Recording video is a bit more problematic (implementation wise). I have something experimental that is somewhat working if your screen is up to 1920x1080 resolution (if it's 4k, it's not worki
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    by studiocinematic 6y ago

    Thanks! Agreed! I would say I mostly have that, and in the near future I will also have several layers of audio which you can mix incredibly easy (right now I have a layer for sound effects, one for background music, one for recording, and
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    by studiocinematic 6y ago

    That's an interesting idea! Definitely worth adding to my todo. Having said that, I need to figure out how to properly read the stream and all, but for sure worth pursuing!
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    by studiocinematic 6y ago

    Thanks! I will do more testing on this one, but I should actually support this already. I do interpret everything down to the microsecond, so it should work quite fine. I also support mixed source footage - even though I want to provide eve
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    Ask HN: I'm building a video editor for Windows, what features do you need?

    10 points by studiocinematic 6y ago|24 comments