https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=508759
--- Comment #8 from Uwe Dippel <[email protected]> --- My excuses, comment 5 isn't correct. But not my fault, this time: The Clip Monitor display is an artefact. As you can try yourself, once a clip has been edited, and saved, and a New project is started, the Clip Monitor still holds the display of the previous project. Make this a real minor bug; since when a new project has been started, the user would expect to see no remnants of the previous project. (I don't know how to delete a comment, so I rectify it with the following:) The project Anaheim can be created, timeline can be used, with video and audio, edits can be done according to the liking of the user. The project file can be saved. When loading the project, the Clip Monitor shows the previous clip, the Project Monitor remains white without remedy, and when clicking a clip in the project bin, the Clip Monitor shows the content of the respective clip; overwriting the remnants of the previous clip. This doesn't effect the buggy behaviour, however: At "Save" the timeline shows the (edited) video track, very normally, in the timeline, and most obvious, in the Project Monitor. When "Open" is used to load this saved project file, the Project Monitor is all white, from the InPoint onwards. The only way to make anything but white appear in the Project Monitor is, to start a new project from scratch, and import the source file once again. Then everything is normal; but can be neither rendered, nor saved and (re-)loaded. What else could I do? The source file plays in kdenlive (Clip Monitor, Project Monitor during the initial editing session), with artefacts, but plays, and so it does in vlc. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
