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Hello,

I think there is a bug in the export panel (TVPaint 11.0.1 64bit)

1. Set a mark in and mark out in your clip.
2. Go to the export panel (Clip:Display)
3. Click on the circle arrows next to the mark in and mark out button.
4. When you try to scrub through the clip in the export panel, one mark value always jumps back to either 1 or the end of the scene.

Therefore if you export the scene now, it will not be exported from mark in to mark out.

Another bug also related to this:
When I have a clip with sound and I set a mark in/mark out in the clip and then export the clip. The exported file plays from e.g. frame 30 but the sound starts from frame 1.
I am exporting to mp4. It doesn't seem to happen when exporting to avi but then there is the bug that I mentioned above.

We are doing some test. Thank you for your report !

Hello,

the bug that I mentioned in the first post is solved but the one in the second is back (or remains):

furushil wrote:When I have a clip with sound and I set a mark in/mark out in the clip and then export the clip. The exported file plays from e.g. frame 30 but the sound starts from frame 1.
I am exporting to mp4.

I am using "Clip: Display" in the export panel and export to MOV. When using "Project: Display", the sound is fine because there the first frame to export is automatically synced with the marks.

I confirm, I have this issue too.

This is the first time Ive tried to load sound so that can animate to the sound. I can see the track and the wave form but a pop up menu keeps coming up that says "mark in=mark out!" and it will not allow me any further moves. What should I do? Im using TVP 11 standard.

How long is your sound track ? (in frames?) Let's just say your sound track that is 11 seconds long. That would be 264 frames. Before you can playback the sound you will need at least one instance (frame) that is exposed on the Timeline for 264 frames. That is the mark-in/mark-out the program is looking for so it can playback the sound and let you scrub it.


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If you wanted to only hear 72 frames of the 264 frame sound , drag out the layer on the timeline for only 72 frames.



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