Kino, by Arne Schirmacher

V. 0.21
Nov. 24, 2000

After starting Kino, use the :r command to load one or more
AVI files with Digital Video (DV) content. Use the navigation
commands listed below to move around in your movie. You can
delete frames using the x command and insert more AVI or Kino
files at the current position.

The commands are very similar to the vi editor commands. Just
think of a frame as one character, a recording as one text line
and the whole movie as one text file.
emacs commands will follow.

When you are done, save the movie using the :w command in the
AVI file format. You can also save the playlist using the :W
(uppercase) command. The playlist contains the position and 
AVI file name for each single frame in the movie. It is in
ASCII format.


Planned commands (not all of them are available yet):

a. Navigation commands

Definitions:

frame: one image of the movie

sequence: the recording of one or more frames. Any frames which
recording time differs by no more than one second to their adjacent
frames belong to the same sequence.

movie: one or more sequences

Notes: Commands marked with a * aren't implemented yet.
The :r and :w commands use a file dialog. The range is currently
the whole movie.
 
l, right-arrow, space	Move one frame forward
h, left-arrow		Move one frame backward
ctrl-h, backspace	Move one frame backward
gg			Move to the start of the movie
G			Move to the end of the movie
0, ^			Move to the start of the current sequence
$			Move to the end of the current sequence
j, return, +		Move to the start of the next sequence
down-arrow, ctrl-n	Move to the start of the next sequence
k, up-arrow, ctrl-p, -	Move to the start of the previous sequence
ctrl-f			Move forward several sequences
ctrl-b			Move backwards several sequences
w			Move forward one second (25 or 30 frames)
b			Move backwards one second

x, dl, d space, del	cut the current frame
X, dh			cut the frame before the current frame*
dd			cut the current sequence
d$			cut from current frame to end of sequence
d^, d0			cut from start of sequence just before current frame
dw			cut one second*
dG			cut to end of movie*
dgg			cut from beginning of movie*

yl, y space		copy the current frame
yy, Y			copy the current sequence
yh			copy the frame before the current frame*
y$			copy from current frame to end of sequence
y^, y0			copy from start of sequence to current frame
yw			copy one second*
yG			copy to end of movie*
ygg			copy from beginning of movie*

p			paste after current frame
P			paste before current frame
	
:[#,#]w filename	writes the range of frames to an AVI file.**
:r filename		inserts a playlist or movie before the current frame**
:q			quits the program
:wq, :x, ZZ		saves and quits
ctrl-g			prints info

