When automatic proxying is enabled, don't proxy clips with an alpha channel. On manual trigger, warn user, and if proxying is requested, transcode to FFV1
When importing avformat files, the hasAudio and hasVideo assignment appears to be swapped. This didn't appear to effect anything once the import had finished, though the wrong clip type is assigned at this stage.
Consider display scaling factor when setting up low-level image buffers (QPixmap and QImage) in some scope widgets
Without setting displayPixelRatio those surfaces look blurry on hidpi screens when scaling factor is set in the OS. Adjusted it on all affected widgets I could find as well as the Splash screen.
You can notice it in the screenshots below when looking at the Volume scale of the monitor or the min/max values in the RGB parade widget.
PS: I have no idea what I'm doing (first time c++ and QT) but surprisingly, looks like only minor adjustments are necessary so I thought I may be able to fix/finish this issue as it's bugging me for quite some time :fingers_crossed: So I'd appreciate even the most obvious feedback 😀
PS: Could only test it on Linux/Arch, would appreciate if someone could test it on Windows/Mac when it's ready 🙏
PS: Good job on the README / developer documentation 👍 . Probably spent more time, figuring out this KDE Invent gitlab setup than running and compiling kdenlive.
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after (sharp)
Consider display scaling factor when setting up low-level image buffers (QPixmap and QImage) in some scope widgets
Without setting displayPixelRatio those surfaces look blurry on hidpi screens when scaling factor is set in the OS. Adjusted it on all affected widgets I could find as well as the Splash screen.
You can notice it in the screenshots below when looking at the Volume scale of the monitor or the min/max values in the RGB parade widget.
PS: I have no idea what I'm doing (first time c++ and QT) but surprisingly, looks like only minor adjustments are necessary so I thought I may be able to fix/finish this issue as it's bugging me for quite some time :fingers_crossed: So I'd appreciate even the most obvious feedback 😀
PS: Could only test it on Linux/Arch, would appreciate if someone could test it on Windows/Mac when it's ready 🙏
PS: Good job on the README / developer documentation 👍 . Probably spent more time, figuring out this KDE Invent gitlab setup than running and compiling kdenlive.
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after (sharp)
(cherry picked from commit d58bfd51d8)
6f2139d6 Add a control uuid to each bin clip to ensure clips can not get mixed on project opening
1c06946a Ensure the first build-in sequence also has a control uuid
Co-authored-by: Jean-Baptiste Mardelle <jb@kdenlive.org>
This MR documents my current progress on implementing the keyframe curve editor in this SoK session. It now comes with a preliminary UI with features such as data display and keyframe seek.
Known issues include:
1. zooming not yet implemented
2. possible random crashes
Usage of "KDE::DoNotExtract" predates the notr attribute and still results
in uic generating code trying to do a (bogus) lookup for the very string.
With notr attribute instead the generated code will only set the given
string as-is. While the given strings are just sample text to help when
working on the UI file and ideally would not appear at all in the final
product, this here at least fixes the also unneeded translation call.
Add an option in the effect stack to enable effect groups. When enabled, adjusting a parameter for an effect, it will apply to all items in the group that have this effect.
Add an option in the effect stack to enable effect groups. When enabled, adjusting a parameter for an effect, it will apply to all items in the group that have this effect.
This improves the AV1 NVENC export profile introduced in https://invent.kde.org/multimedia/kdenlive/-/merge_requests/409
The current values produce large files and the quality slider is limited to only a small range (`15` - `45`) of all possible QP values. Therefore even when setting the quality slider to 0% the output file is still big and it is not possible to compress the video to a more reasonable size
The AV1 NVENC encoder supports a QP range of `-1` - `255`.
This MR fixes the above issue by exposing more of this range to be able to output smaller files
I also changed the default value to one which outputs a bit smaller files compared to H264 with its default CQP. I think this is what most users expect considering that AV1 is in most cases a more efficient codec
There are more possible improvements to investigate (CQ mode instead of CQP, Spatial AQ & Temporal AQ, testing on more content to find better values overall and better naming of the profiles...)
but for now this should be fine and gets the profile in a usable state for most situations
This introduces a new option to the environment config to allow captures
to the stored in a subdirectory of the project folder on disk, rather
than only in the root.
To go along with that this also cleans up the current confusion in the
recording classes around which folder to put stuff in, putting all
captures into the capture folder, rather than splitting them between
audio captures and video captures, where video captures end up in with
the renders. Unless a custom folder is set for audio, then they end up
in there *with* the audio captures.
This is cleaner. Captures all go in the capture folder.
And we make the folder if it's pointing to a non-existent folder. This
was previously theoretically possible if someone set a custom folder
that didn't exist, but that would be a weird thing to do.
Now, though, it's common for people setting subdirs, because each new
project will probably not have a capture dir before their first capture.
Also, now that there's two options that require follow-up info, I made
it so when you don't have "custom folder" chosen, rather than showing
the custom path but having it disabled, I just hide it. And then added
another field that shows up to ask the subdir when you've chosen that.
In doing this, I've taken the `getProjectFolderName` method, which was
previously effectively two independent methods toggled by a boolean, and
made them two fully different methods.
Closes#1395
When an audio capture is recorded on an audio record track, it moves the
"cursor" to the bin, and highlights the clip it just recorded.
I find this disruptive, because often I'll have a clip in the bin that
I'm pulling zones out of, then putting them into the timeline, then
recording some voice-over, then pulling another zone, etc. Or I'll be
pulling clips that I've previously organized into folders of similar
clips.
In either case, suddenly having my bin focus get moved to some other
area, and having it focused on this thing I just recorded, is never what
I want. If I want to listen to it, I should listen to it in context, on
the timeline where it was just inserted. I don't need to look at the
clip. And if I really want to, I can always right click on the new
thing in the timeline and use that to find it in the bin like any clip.
By keeping my "focus" on the timeline, it also means I can continue to
use keyboard shortcuts to move around my newly inserted recording, like
jumping to the end of it or the beginning, or the next clip, etc.
I have written this PR as though everyone agrees with me, and that no one wants the current behaviour, because it is simpler. But if it turns out that's not true, and there is a workflow other people use that requires this, we could make a more complicated version of this PR that introduces a new setting somewhere and then does these things conditionally rather than just deleting them entirely.
In the project bin you can now check a box on a folder, and any audio
recordings you make on an audio record track will be put there
automatically.
I basically just copied the code for "Set Default Sequence Folder",
since this does basically the same thing.
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For macOS builds with Apple Silicon, watch progress at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443871
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# Building from source
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- Add the kde flatpak repository (if not already done) by typing `flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists kdeapps --from https://distribute.kde.org/kdeapps.flatpakrepo` on a command line. (This step may be optional in your version of Flatpak.)
- Install kdenlive nightly with `flatpak install kdeapps org.kde.kdenlive`.
- Use `flatpak update` to update if the nightly is already installed.
- _Attention! If you use the stable kdenlive flatpak already, the `*.desktop` file (e.g. responsible for start menu entry) is maybe replaced by the nightly (and vice versa). You can still run the stable version with `flatpak run org.kde.kdenlive/x86_64/stable` and the nightly with `flatpak run org.kde.kdenlive/x86_64/master` (replace `x86_64` by `aarch64` or `arm` depending on your system)_
<description>Fill borders of the input video, without changing video stream dimensions. Sometimes video can have garbage at the four edges and you may not want to crop video input to keep size multiple of some number</description>
<paramlistdisplay>timecode,frame,creation date,file date (GMT),file date (local),source frame rate,source codec,source bit rate,source width,source height,source comment</paramlistdisplay>
<comment>You can also enter strftime parameters to customize the output, like: #createdate %H:%M %D#</comment>
<comment><![CDATA[An offset (in seconds) to be added to the video file to match it to the GPS track.<br>
Most of the time this will at least need to be set to the timezone difference between the 2 files plus some seconds if the video recording device isn't precisely set to correct time. GPS time is always exact and in UTC. Use positive values if GPS is ahead of video and negative otherwise.]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[How many GPS points to smooth in order to eliminate GPS errors.<br>
A value of 1 does not smooth locations, it only calculates the extra fields (speed, distance, etc), it also interpolates missing values for heart rate and altitude.]]></comment>
<paramlistdisplay>Basic 2D map line (for location) or 1D graph per time (others),Zoom in onto the map/graph centered on current location,Draw speedometer</paramlistdisplay>
<name>Graph type</name>
<comment><![CDATA[<b>Speedometer</b> is available for all data sources but recommended only for speed; for the map type it represents the "percentage done" from trimmed start - end).<br>
Note: for type 1 (zoom and center, aka "follow the dot"):<br>
* crop values are only valid as a percentage and only the bottom (resp left) values
will be taken into consideration as both values (ie: bottom/top) will need to be equal to
keep the dot centered)<br>
* if data source is not GPS location, the centering will only be done for horizontal axis
(time), vertical axis crop will behave just like for the basic 2D map line (it will statically keep
the same min/max limit allowing the Now dot to move up and down).]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[Trim data from the start of the GPS file (as a percentage of total). <br>
Note: both <em>Trim start</em> and <em>Trim end</em> are computed from the total file, so trimming 50% start and 50% end will result in trimming the entire file.]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[Trim data from the end of the gps file (as a percentage of total). <br>
Note: both <em>Trim start</em> and <em>Trim end</em> are computed from the total file, so trimming 50% start and 50% end will result in trimming the entire file.]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[Crops data from the left side of the graph (effectively zooming in). <br>
The value is interpreted either as a percentage of total or an absolute value depending on crop_mode_h. In percentage mode, the values are not restricted to 0-100 to allow for "zoom out" behaviour (ie: cropping -50 left will add an extra half of the total horizontal distance). Values over 100 (in % mode) will effectively not display anything. If <em>Graph Type</em> is set to <b>Speedometer</b>, all crop left/right values are ignored.]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[Same as <em>Crop left</em> but for the right side, and percentage type is interpreted as an inverse percentage (ie: 100 = do not crop anything). Values under 0 will effectively not display anything.]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[Crops data from the bottom side of the graph (effectively zooming in). <br>
The value is interpreted either as a percentage of total or an absolute value depending on crop_mode_v. In percentage mode the values are not restricted to 0-100 to allow for "zoom out" behaviour (ie: cropping -50 bot will add an extra half of the total vertical distance to the bottom). Values over 100 (in % mode) will effectively not display anything. If <em>Graph type</em> is <b>Speedometer</b>, this will set the minimum needle position which will clamp all values that are lower.]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[Same as <em>Crop bottom</em> but for the top side, and percentage type is interpreted as an inverse percentage (ie: 100 = do not crop anything).<br>
Values under 0 will effectively not display anything.]]></comment>
<paramlistdisplay>One color,Two colors,Solid past - thin future,Solid future - thin past,Vertical gradient,Horizontal gradient,Color by duration,Color by altitude,Color by heart rate,Color by Speed,Color by Speed (max 100km/h),Color by grade (max 90 degrees),Color by grade (max 20 degrees)</paramlistdisplay>
<name>Graph color style</name>
<comment>See the documentation about the various styles available</comment>
<comment><![CDATA[Enable it to draw the current value in big white bold letters on the bottom right side of the rect.<br>
The <em>Legend unit</em> value will be appended at the end and it will be used as the current unit (if a valid unit is found ie: kilometers if "km" is found anywhere in the <em>Legend unit</em> string).]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[If enabled it will draw 5 horizontal (and vertical for map type) <br>
lines with small values each corresponding to the current data source value at 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% of current graph shown, affected by the <em>Legend unit</em> type if applicable, and with the string appended to the value. For speedometer type this shows division values (but without appending unit).]]></comment>
<paramlistdisplay>m,meter,km,kilometer,mi,mile,ft,feet,nm,nautical,ms,m/s,meter per sec,km,km/h,kilometer per hr,mi,mi/h,mile per hr,ft,ft/s,feet per sec,kn,nm/h,knots,mmin,m/min,ftmin,ft/min</paramlistdisplay>
<comment><![CDATA[Sets the unit to be used for displaying values of type altitude and speed.<br>
Default is meters and km/h respectively. The unit is matched anywhere in the string so extra spaces can be used to tweak displaying.]]></comment>
<comment><![CDATA[If enabled, the graph will be drawn using individual dots instead of lines.<br>
This will effectively show the individual data points as affected by smoothing (ie: for location data it will display each GPS fix if smoothing is 1) and can either be used as a cool effect when zoomed in enough or to debug unexpected line jumps.]]></comment>
<comment>Provides a helper offset to guarantee start of video file syncs with the start of GPS file. Correctly sets the offset if video file and GPS recording was started at the same time.</comment>
</parameter>
<parametertype="fixed"name="auto_gps_offset_now">
<name>Auto offset now</name>
<comment>Provides a helper offset to sync the first GPS point to current video time (it is updated every second). Correctly sets the offset if your video record the moment GPS starts.</comment>
</parameter>
<parametertype="fixed"name="map_coords_hint">
<name>Map hint</name>
<comment>Returns the middle latitude and longitude coordinates of the gps file.</comment>
<comment>Whether to apply a threshold filter to the luma or alpha or not. If not, luma or alpha value of the resource (File) is copied to the alpha channel.</comment>
<comment>Convert alpha or luma values below this level as opaque and above this level as transparent. This is mostly useful for luma wipe images.</comment>
</parameter>
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<name>Use Threshold</name>
<comment>Whether to apply a threshold filter to the luma or alpha or not. If not, luma or alpha value of the resource (File) is copied to the alpha channel.</comment>
<paramdependenciesvalue="DaSIAM"files="dasiamrpn_model.onnx;dasiamrpn_kernel_r1.onnx;dasiamrpn_kernel_cls1.onnx"folder="/opencvmodels">Required model files for DaSiam Tracker not found in <a href="file://%folder">models folder</a>. Check our <a href="https://docs.kdenlive.org/en/effects_and_compositions/video_effects/alpha_mask_keying/motion_tracker.html#dasiam">manual</a> for instructions.</paramdependencies>
<paramdependenciesvalue="Nano"files="nanotrack_backbone_sim.onnx;nanotrack_head_sim.onnx"folder="/opencvmodels">Requires OpenCV >= 4.7. Required model files for Nano Tracker not found in <a href="file://%folder">models folder</a>. Check our <a href="https://docs.kdenlive.org/en/effects_and_compositions/video_effects/alpha_mask_keying/motion_tracker.html#nano">manual</a> for instructions.</paramdependencies>
<paramdependenciesvalue="DaSIAM"files="dasiamrpn_model.onnx;dasiamrpn_kernel_r1.onnx;dasiamrpn_kernel_cls1.onnx"folder="/opencvmodels">Required model files for DaSiam Tracker not found in <a href="file://%folder">models folder</a>. Check our <a href="https://docs.kdenlive.org/en/effects_and_filters/video_effects/alpha_mask_keying/motion_tracker.html#id3">manual</a> for instructions.</paramdependencies>
<paramdependenciesvalue="Nano"files="nanotrack_backbone_sim.onnx;nanotrack_head_sim.onnx"folder="/opencvmodels">Requires OpenCV >= 4.7. Required model files for Nano Tracker not found in <a href="file://%folder">models folder</a>. Check our <a href="https://docs.kdenlive.org/en/effects_and_filters/video_effects/alpha_mask_keying/motion_tracker.html#id3">manual</a> for instructions.</paramdependencies>
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<p>Kdenlive is a video editing application with support for many audio and video formats. It offers advanced editing features, a variety of effects and transitions, color correction, audio post-production and subtitling tools. Additionally, it provides the flexibility to render into practically any format of your choice.</p>
<pxml:lang="ar">كدنلايف هو تطبيق لتحرير الفيديو يدعم العديد من تنسيقات الصوت والفيديو. فهو يوفر ميزات تحرير متقدمة، ومجموعة متنوعة من التأثيرات والانتقالات، وتصحيح الألوان، وأدوات ما بعد الإنتاج الصوتي وترجمة الأفلام.بالإضافة إلى ذلك، فهو يوفر المرونة اللازمة للتصيير إلى أي تنسيق من اختيارك.</p>
<pxml:lang="ca">El Kdenlive és una aplicació d'edició de vídeo amb suport per a molts formats d'àudio i vídeo. Ofereix funcions avançades d'edició, una gran varietat d'efectes i transicions, correcció de color, postproducció d'àudio i eines de subtitulació. A més, proporciona la flexibilitat per a convertir pràcticament a qualsevol format de la vostra elecció.</p>
<pxml:lang="ca-valencia">Kdenlive és una aplicació d'edició de vídeo amb suport per a molts formats d'àudio i vídeo. Oferix funcions avançades d'edició, una gran varietat d'efectes i transicions, correcció de color, postproducció d'àudio i eines de subtitulació. A més, proporciona la flexibilitat per a convertir pràcticament a qualsevol format de la vostra elecció.</p>
<pxml:lang="fr">Kdenlive est une application de montage vidéo prenant en charge de nombreux formats audio et vidéo. Il offre des fonctionnalités d’édition avancées, une variété d’effets et de transitions, une correction des couleurs, une post-production audio et des outils de sous-titrage. En outre, il offre la flexibilité de faire un rendu dans pratiquement n’importe quel format de votre choix.</p>
<pxml:lang="en-GB">Kdenlive is a video editing application with support formany audio and video formats. It offers advanced editing features, a variety of effects and transitions, colour correction, audio post-production and subtitling tools. Additionally, it provides the flexibility to render into practically any format of your choice.</p>
<pxml:lang="eo">Kdenlive estas videoredakta aplikaĵo kun subteno por multaj audaĵaj kaj vidaĵaj formatoj. Ĝi ofertas altnivelajn redaktajn funkciojn, diversajn efektojn kaj transirojn, kolorkorektado, aŭda postproduktado kaj subtitolaj iloj. Aldone, ĝi provizas la flekseblecon por redoni en preskaŭ ajna formato de via elekto.</p>
<pxml:lang="es">Kdenlive es una aplicación de edición de video con soporte para una variedad de formatos de audio y video. Ofrece características avanzadas de edición, múltiples efectos y transiciones, corrección de color, posproducción de audio y herramientas de subtitulado. Adicionalmente, permite la exportación a prácticamente cualquier formato de audio y video existente.</p>
<pxml:lang="eu">Kdenlive, audio- eta bideo-formatu askorako euskarria duen bideoa editatzeko tresna bat da. Edizio-funtzio aurreratuak eskaintzen ditu, efektu eta trantsizio ezberdinak, kolore-zuzenketa, audio post-produkzioa eta azpidatzietarako tresnak. Gainera, aukeratzen duzun ia edozein formatutan errendatzeko malgutasuna ematen du.</p>
<pxml:lang="fi">Kdenlive on videomuokkaussovellus, joka tukee monia ääni- ja videomuotoja. Se työkalut tarjoavat edistyneet muokkausominaisuudet, joukon tehosteita ja siirtymiä, värinkorjauksen, äänen jälkituotannon sekä tekstityksen. Lisäksi se tarjoaa joustoa hahmontaa tuloksen lähes mihin tahansa haluamaasi muotoon.</p>
<pxml:lang="fr">Kdenlive est une application de montage vidéo prenant en charge de nombreux formats audio et vidéo. Il offre des fonctionnalités d'édition avancées, une variété d'effets et de transitions, une correction des couleurs, une post-production audio et des outils de sous-titrage. En outre, il offre la flexibilité de faire un rendu dans pratiquement n'importe quel format de votre choix.</p>
<pxml:lang="gl">Kdenlive é unha aplicación de edición de vídeo para moitos formatos de son e de vídeo. Fornece funcionalidades avanzadas de edición, varios efectos e transicións, corrección de cor, post-produción de son e ferramentas de subtítulos. Ademais, fornece a flexibilidade de renderizar en calquera formato da súa escolla.</p>
<pxml:lang="he">Kdenlive הוא יישום לעריכת וידאו עם תמיכה במגוון סוגים של וידאו ושמע. הוא מציע יכולות עריכה מתקדמות, שלל אפקטים ומעברונים, תיקון צבע, הפקת פוסט של שמע וכלי כתוביות. בנוסף, הוא מספק את הגמישות לעבד לכמעט כל סוג אפשרי שיש לבחירתך.</p>
<pxml:lang="id">Kdenlive adalah aplikasi pengeditan video yang mendukung banyak format audio dan video. Aplikasi ini menawarkan fitur pengeditan tingkat lanjut, berbagai efek dan transisi, koreksi warna, pascaproduksi audio, dan alat subtitel. Selain itu, aplikasi ini menyediakan fleksibilitas untuk melakukan render ke hampir semua format pilihan Anda.</p>
<pxml:lang="it">Kdenlive è un'applicazione di editing video che supporta molti formati audio e video. Offre funzionalità avanzate di modifica, un assortimento di effetti e transizioni, correzione del colore, strumenti per la post-produzione audio e la sottotitolazione. In aggiunta, fornisce la flessibilità di produrre praticamente in qualsiasi formato tu desideri.</p>
<pxml:lang="ka">Kdenlive ვიდეორედაქტორია ბევრი აუდიო და ვიდეოფორმატების მხარდაჭერით. ის გთავაზობთ დამატებითი ჩასწორების ფუნქციებს, მრავალ ეფექტსა და გადასვლას, ფერის შესწორებას, აუდიოს პოსტ-პროდაქშენს და სუბტიტრების მორგებას. დამატებით, ის გაძლევთ საშუალებას, დაარენდეროთ პრაქტიკულად ნებისმიერ ფორმატში, რომელსაც აირჩევთ.</p>
<pxml:lang="lv">„Kdenlive“ ir video rediģēšanas programma ar daudzu audio un video formātu atbalstu. Tā sniedz plašas rediģēšanas iespējas, dažādus efektus un pārejas, krāsu korekcijas iespējas, skaņas pēcapstrādes un subtitru rīkus. Turklāt „Kdenlive“ ļauj renderēt praktiski jebkurā formātā pēc jūsu izvēles.</p>
<pxml:lang="nl">Kdenlive is een toepassing voor video bewerken met ondersteuning voor vele audio- en videoformaten. Het biedt geavanceerde bewerkingsfuncties, een verscheidenheid aan effecten en transities, kleurcorrectie, audio nabewerking en hulpmiddelen voor ondertiteling. Bovendien levert het de flexibiliteit om te renderen in praktisch elk formaat van uw keuze.</p>
<pxml:lang="pl">Kdenlive jest aplikacją do edytowania wideo z obsługą wielu formatów dźwięku i obrazu. Daje rozbudowane możliwości, wiele efektów i przejść, poprawianie barw, po-produkcję dźwięki oraz narzędzia do napisów. Dodatkowo, zapewnia możliwość zapisania do właściwie dowolnego formatu jaki sobie wybierzesz.</p>
<pxml:lang="ru">Kdenlive — видеоредактор, поддерживающий различные форматы аудио- и видеозаписей. Программа предоставляет расширенные возможности редактирования, широкий ряд эффектов и переходов, инструменты цветокоррекции, окончательного монтажа аудио и наложения субтитров. Кроме того, гибкость настройки программы позволяет получить на выходе файл практически любого формата.</p>
<pxml:lang="sl">Kdenlive je program za montažo videoposnetkov s podporo za številne zvokovne in video zapise. Ponuja napredne funkcije montaže, urejanja, različne učinke in prehode, korekcijo barv, poprodukcijo zvoka in orodja za podnaslavljanje. Poleg tega zagotavlja prilagodljivost za izrisovanje v praktično poljuben zapis po vašem izboru.</p>
<pxml:lang="sv">Kdenlive är ett videoredigeringsprogram med stöd för många ljud- och videoformat. Det erbjuder avancerade redigeringsfunktioner, en mängd olika effekter och övergångar, färgkorrigering, efterproduktion av ljud och textningsverktyg. Dessutom ger det flexibiliteten att återge till praktiskt taget vilket format som helst.</p>
<pxml:lang="tr">Kdenlive, birçok ses ve video biçimini destekleyen bir video düzenleme uygulamasıdır. Gelişmiş düzenleme özellikleri, çeşitli efektler ve geçişler, renk düzeltme, ses post prodüksiyon ve altyazı araçları sunar. Ek olarak, neredeyse seçtiğiniz herhangi bir biçime dönüştürme esnekliği de sağlar.</p>
<pxml:lang="uk">Kdenlive — програма для редагування відео із підтримкою багатьох форматів даних відео та звуку. У ній реалізовано широкі можливості з редагування, спектр ефектів та переходів, виправлення кольорів, остаточну обробку звуку та засоби субтитрування. Крім того, програма здатна гнучко обробляти дані практично до будь-якого вибраного вами формату.</p>
<pxml:lang="x-test">xxKdenlive is a video editing application with support for many audio and video formats. It offers advanced editing features, a variety of effects and transitions, color correction, audio post-production and subtitling tools. Additionally, it provides the flexibility to render into practically any format of your choice.xx</p>
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