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    <p>I am not sure I am following all of the information you are
      exchanging, but I have understood that the best alternative within
      the context of just using the ffmpeg.exe application and some
      configuration of the StereoTools filter options is my best bet.</p>
    <p>Thanks to both of you for your suggestions.<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2023-01-01 10:20, Paul B Mahol
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                      <div>Use ffmpeg's stereotools filter with
                        asendcmd. Supports runtime changing of
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                <div>Thanks for suggestion! Yes, fully automatic panning
                  on variable length clips probably not easy to automate
                  in CinGG <br>
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                <div>(even in bath mode). But I opened said filter
                  (stereotools) and apparently I can set cingg plugin
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                <div>I do not think we have timeline support for ff
                  filters, but does this system offer any advantage in
                  our case?<br>
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          <div> Timeline and runtime changeable parameters are different
            things, they are not same.</div>
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          <div>Timeline just disables/bypass processing in certain time
            frames. While runtime parameters can be changed at any time
            frame.</div>
          <div>But parameters can also be slowly interpolated so that no
            artifacts appear upon changes.</div>
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