Kdenlive 24.12.1 and KDE in "Tech Over Tea"
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Ubuntu Handbook ☛ Kdenlive 24.12.1 is out with more than a dozen of bug-fixes
Kdenlive, the popular KDE video editor, released the first maintenance update for the 24.12 series few days ago. It’s not officially announced in its website at the moment of writing, but the source tarball is out for those who want to compile by themselves. And, the Flatpak package has been updated for most GNU/Linux users.
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Nate Graham ☛ Interview on Tech Over Tea about fundraising, money, and design
I recently sat down with Brodie Robertson again to appear on his Tech Over Tea show, this time on the subject of KDE’s recent fundraising, the role of money in open-source in general, and also design (I can never resist talking about this). If these topics interest you, check it out!
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Kdenlive 24.12.1 released - Kdenlive
The first maintenance release of the 24.12 series is out packed with important fixes and enhancements. This update focuses on polishing the newly introduced built-in effects, resolving issues with bin effects and the effect stack, and addressing some recently introduced crashes. Other highlights include fixing an issue where hiding a track in a sequence could alter the length of the parent sequence, ensuring tags and markers are maintained when reloading proxy clips, fixing Whisper model downloads and installation of Python virtual environment (venv) issues on some Linux distributions.
Kdenlive 24.12.1 Introduces Stability and Workflow Improvements
The Kdenlive team has just rolled out v24.12.1, the first maintenance release of the 24.12 series. This update mainly focuses on smoothing out newly introduced built-in effects and dealing with issues tied to bin effects and the effect stack.
In particular, developers have successfully tackled a bothersome glitch where hiding a track in a sequence could inadvertently change the length of the parent sequence. This fix helps maintain sequence integrity and ensures that hiding a track no longer results in unwanted size alterations.
Additionally, the Kdenlive 24.12.1 video editor restores tags and markers when reloading proxy clips—something that has been creating headaches for users working with large or complex projects.
Linuxiac:
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Kdenlive 24.12.1 Introduces Stability and Workflow Improvements
The Kdenlive team has just rolled out v24.12.1, the first maintenance release of the 24.12 series. This update mainly focuses on smoothing out newly introduced built-in effects and dealing with issues tied to bin effects and the effect stack.
In particular, developers have successfully tackled a bothersome glitch where hiding a track in a sequence could inadvertently change the length of the parent sequence. This fix helps maintain sequence integrity and ensures that hiding a track no longer results in unwanted size alterations.
Additionally, the Kdenlive 24.12.1 video editor restores tags and markers when reloading proxy clips—something that has been creating headaches for users working with large or complex projects.
UbuntuHandbook:
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Kdenlive 24.12.2 Released with Another Dozen Fixes | UbuntuHandbook
After almost a month of development, Kdenlive video editor released a new version with another dozen of bug-fixes.
It’s Kdenlive 24.12.2, the second maintenance release of the 24.12 series. As usual, the official announcement is not ready yet. But the source tarball is out and KDE has announced it as one in the KDE Gear 2024.2.
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Kdenlive 24.12.2 released - Kdenlive
The second maintenance release of the 24.12 cycle is out with multiple bug fixes. Notable changes include fixes for crashes, UI resizing issues, effect stack behavior, proxy clip handling, and rendering progress display, along with improvements to Speech-to-text in Flatpak and macOS packages.
Another One From Bobby Borisov:
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Kdenlive 24.12.2 Brings Bug Fixes and UI Improvements
The Kdenlive team has just rolled out v24.12.2, the second maintenance release in its 24.12 series, including multiple bug fixes, usability improvements, and enhanced compatibility for speech-to-text features.
The development team tackled crashes under specific conditions, such as when users assigned empty names to folders. They also addressed some UI glitches, like the effect stack widget failing to resize properly, and fixed a nagging bug where the rendering progress was not shown when rendering a particular zone.
Moreover, proxy clip handling was revamped so that library clips expand correctly, ensuring a smoother editing process.