It is currently only available in English, but I will soon start the translation process for it.įixes for audio sample distribution, caching, off by 1 errors, and various frame boundary improvements (Thank you Nelson H). I am using the Sphinx documentation system (which is really great), and I think this will be very useful for new users, and any user who wants to get the most out of OpenShot. I have finally gotten around to publishing a User Guide for OpenShot 2.x. The end result is the best real-time preview performance yet for OpenShot. We’ve also fixed some bugs related to freezes and hangs, caching improvements, frame detection, and better logic to determine the max size of our preview window, so we can optimize by not rendering images and frames larger than the preview window. Performance improvements are always a high priority, and we’ve made some really great improvements to the speed of real-time previews. Huge Performance Improvements for Real-time Previews The speed of previewing files is also improved, using the improvements mentioned below.
Also, audio files render a waveform by default.
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Previewing files now has its own dedicated video player, which allows for multiple video preview windows at the same time. New “Edit Title” and “Duplicate Title” menus have been added, to assist in quickly making changes to titles. Save dialogs are no longer used, and instead title files are saved directly into your project folder. Both editors now display a grid of thumbnails, to make finding the right title easier. Many improvements have been made to the Title Editor and Animated Title Editor. Alternatively, you can cut a clip at the Playhead position by right clicking and choosing “Slice”, by using CTRL+K, or by grabbing the edge of the clip and dragging. Now click on any clip or transition to quickly cut them (holding CTRL and SHIFT modify the razor to only keep the left or right side). Click on the Razor toolbar button to switch to razor mode. When your mouse is over the timeline, hold CTRL+mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out.īack by popular demand, the razor tool from OpenShot 1.4.3 has returned from the dead. The zoom scale is also now saved in each project file, which saves some time when jumping back into a project. When zooming the timeline, it now centers on your mouse position, similar to image editing applications. Zooming in and out of the timeline, in order to increase precision of your edits, has been greatly improved. Animating the location and scale of clips has never been easier! Using your mouse, move and scale the clip as needed, all while enjoying a real-time preview. Right click on any clip, and choose “Transform” to enable the tool. We have added a new transform tool, which allows real-time transformations in the video preview window. De release notes voor deze uitgave zijn hieronder voor je neergezet.
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Het programma is gemaakt met Python, GTK en het MLT Framework, en is te vergelijken met Windows Movie Maker of Apples iMovie.
OpenShot Video Editor is een opensourcevideo-editor voor Linux, en vanaf versie 2.0 ook voor Windows en macOS. Versie 2.3.0 van OpenShot Video Editor is beschikbaar gekomen.
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