GaspareNet | 10 years ago | 10 comments | 1.6K views
You can make a .bt file first shows a musician and his instrument and then eventually showing all the musicians and their instruments?
Eg. Video of 60 seconds to 4 seconds for each one of the 10 musicians + 20 seconds with all 10 musicians on screen using always the same xml?
In the BF 13 there will be news in the xml file management?


I would create 2 separate shows.
Use square brackets to access all nodes. For example:
title[0] title[1] title[2]
And no, V13 does not add new XML features.

michiel, 10 years ago
If I create two separate show then I open the two files. bt with an editor and mix them together. .bt, do you think that the new file will work?
OK for the use of square brackets
GaspareNet, 10 years ago
I advise you to use 2 shows, render them as 2 video files and use your NLE to mix them together into one big video.

michiel, 10 years ago
NLE ?
GaspareNet, 10 years ago
NLE is just a video editor program.
If i understood : non-linear represents random access to data (Hard disk, RAM etc...) in opposition with a sequential (linear) access like old analogic tapes where was stored music.

vincent, 10 years ago
OK so I have to make two separate projects and then merge it a .bt a video editor program.
It is NOT possible to do a single project .bt
Thanks for the answers
GaspareNet, 10 years ago
BluffTitler has been designed for the creation of short video effects. Like titles, effects, bumpers and outros.
Technically it's possible to edit your 2 hour video in BluffTitler but it's much easier to do the mixing in your video editing app.

michiel, 10 years ago
OK thanks
GaspareNet, 10 years ago
I have a xml file like this
[soccer]
[match1]
[team-dx]TEAM 1[/team-dx]
[result-dx]2[/result-dx]
[team-sx]TEAM 2[/team-sx]
[result-sx]0[/result-sx]
[/match1]
[match2]
[team-dx]TEAM 3[/team-dx]
[result-dx]1[/result-dx]
[team-sx]TEAM 4[/team-sx]
[result-sx]3[/result-sx]
[/match2]
[match3]
[team-dx]TEAM 5[/team-dx]
[result-dx]4[/result-dx]
[team-sx]TEAM 6[/team-sx]
[result-sx]1[/result-sx]
[/match3]
[/soccer]
if you use 3 layers
xml:http://xyz.com/xmlfile.xml?team/match1/team-dx
xml:http://xyz.com/xmlfile.xml?team/match2/team-dx
xml:http://xyz.com/xmlfile.xml?team/match3/team-dx
all right
The file does not always have the same number of tag match, sometimes they are 7 to 9 times to 6 times, how do I view them more and everyone?
I tried to use the brackets but did not succeed
xml: http: //xyz.com/xmlfile.xml? team / match [1] match [2] match [3] match [4] / team-dx
xml: http: //xyz.com/xmlfile.xml? team / match [1: 9] / team-dx
if the file was so?
[soccer]
[match]
[team-dx]TEAM 1[/team-dx]
[result-dx]2[/result-dx]
[team-sx]TEAM 2[/team-sx]
[result-sx]0[/result-sx]
[/match]
[match]
[team-dx]TEAM 3[/team-dx]
[result-dx]1[/result-dx]
[team-sx]TEAM 4[/team-sx]
[result-sx]3[/result-sx]
[/match]
[match]
[team-dx]TEAM 5[/team-dx]
[result-dx]4[/result-dx]
[team-sx]TEAM 6[/team-sx]
[result-sx]1[/result-sx]
[/match]
[/soccer]
GaspareNet, 9 years ago
I think I would use the same number of nodes and keep the nodes empty that are not used.
Brackets can be used, but only for the last node. Like this:
xml:http://xyz.com/xmlfile.xml?team/match1/team-dx[2]

michiel, 9 years ago
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