In the mean time i want to ask, how i can rollback to the last working version.

(Developer just response, that he won’t give me support) So i’m created a bug report to the shotcut forum, but the ticket system froze my new created account and it takes time to get support there.

You can download the latest Shotcut 15.05 from the official website, but you might be able to find it in various repositories.With the newest Manjaro stable update release (5.10.30-1) few days ago, i got a serious bug on shotcut and this Application no longer works, when i change the stock presets for video encoding and click on export file it does created a “job successfull” icon but its fake and but there is no file and its all done in zero seconds. Because the application is rather new, it still needs some work and new features.Īccording to the changelog, a Distort option has been added to the Size and Position filter, a video Cut option has been added to the Transition Properties, it's now possible to operate on clip under the play head, if nothing has been selected, new keyboards shortcuts have been added, the Timeline Split command no longer produces erroneous results, and numerous fixes and smaller changes have been implemented. One of the things that set Shotcut apart from all its competition is the fact that it gets updated very often. All of these features are only available on the Linux platform, although the app is present on Windows and Mac OS X as well. ShotCut even supports screen capture, webcam capture, and audio capture. A few of the new ones are even shareware, but they are not exactly what Linux users might look for.Īs you can imagine, all kind of formats are supported by Shotcut, but that is taken care of by the implementation of FFMpeg and that included images such BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, SVG, TGA, TIFF, and image sequences. In this case, the video editing applications on the Linux platform have been stagnating for a while now, with very few exceptions. Competition is always a good driver for development, so you can never have enough apps that do the same thing. There are quite a few video editors on the Linux platform, but it's always room for improvement. Shotcut is a new, free and open source video editor for the Linux platform, and it comes with a large number of features, some of which are Linux-only.

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