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Introduction
- About Cinelerra
- The two versions of Cinelerra
- About this manual
- Getting help
- Tutorials
- HOWTOs
- Miscellaneous links
Installation
- Hardware requirements
- Software requirements
- Compiling Cinelerra CV
  - Usual compilation process
  - Compiling with debugging symbols
- Running Cinelerra
- Live CDs
- Arch Linux
- Debian
  - Debian binaries
  - Debian prerequisites
- Ubuntu
  - Instructions for Ubuntu packages installation
- Gentoo
- Fedora
- Mandriva
- Slackware
- OpenSUSE
- Manjaro
- ROSA Linux
Configuration
- Environment variables
- Audio drivers
- Video drivers
- Playback
  - Audio out
  - Video out
- Recording
- Performance
  - Background rendering
  - Renderfarm
- Interface
- About window
Project attributes
- Set format window
- Presets
- Audio attributes
- Video attributes
Loading and saving files
- Supported file formats
- Loading files
- Loading the backup
- Saving project files
- Merging projects
Program window
- Navigating the program window
Editing
- The patchbay
- Nudging tracks
- Panning audio tracks
- Automatic audio track panning
- Standard audio mappings
- Manipulating tracks
- Two screen editing
- Drag and drop editing
- Cut and paste editing
- Trimming
Compositor window
- Compositor controls
- Compositing
Viewer window
Resources window
- Navigating the resources
Sound level meters window
Transport controls
Timebar
Realtime effects
- Realtime effect types
- Editing realtime effects
- Realtime audio effects
- Realtime video effects
Rendered effects
- Rendered audio effects
  - Resample
- Rendered video effects
  - Reframe
  - GreyCStoration
Ladspa effects
Transitions
- Using transitions
- Dissolve video transition
Keyframing
- Curve keyframes
  - Navigating curve keyframes
- Toggle keyframes
- Automatic keyframes
- Compositor keyframes
- Editing keyframes
Capturing media
- Capturing using Cinelerra
- Capturing using dvgrab
Rendering files
- Single file rendering
- Separate files rendering
- Insertion strategy of rendered files
- Batch rendering
- The render farm
- Command line rendering
- Rendering videos for the internet
  - Encoding a video in MPEG4 format for the internet
  - Encoding a video in FLV format for the internet
- Quicktime for GNU/Linux compatibility chart
- Making a DVD
- Using background rendering
Tips
- Encoding into Dolby Pro Logic
- Cleaning analog TV
- Defeating interlacing
- Making video look like film
- Clearing out haze
- Making a ringtone
- Time stretching audio
- Video screen captures
- Improving performance
- Translating Cinelerra
- Panning and zooming still images
- HDV 1080i editing using proxy files
- Adding subtitles
- Creating DVD video from Lower Quality Footage
Troubleshooting
- Reporting bugs
- Playback does not stop
- Buz driver crashes
- Dragging edit boundaries does not work
- Locking up when loading files
- Synchronization lost while recording
- Applying gamma followed by blur does not work
- Copy/Paste of track selections does not work in the timeline
- Cinelerra often crashes
- Theme Blond not found error
Plugin authoring
- Introducing the pull method
- Common plugin functions
- Realtime plugins
- Non-realtime plugins
- Audio plugins
- Video plugins
- Transition plugins
- Plugin GUI's which update during playback
- Plugin queries
  - System queries
  - Timing queries
- Using OpenGL
Keyboard shortcuts
- Program window shortcuts
- Viewer and compositor windows shortcuts
- Playback transport shortcuts
- Record window shortcuts
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