BETA version 24.04 now available to test

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Please try our beta release for the next version due by the end of April with some new features like undo/redo for Keyframes, multi-channel audio scopes, an Ambisonic Encoder audio filter, and an action to Apply Copied Filters to selected timeline clips. Feedback in this thread is appreciated.

Release v24.04 BETA · mltframework/shotcut

Apply Copied Filters

The Apply Copied Filters option was added in the 24.04 release. “Apply Copied Filters” is an option in the Timeline context menu which allows a filter to be applied to many timeline clips at the same time. It can also be used to update existing filters with the same value. Applying filters for the first time This video shows how to create a filter and then apply it to multiple timeline clips Updating previously applied filters This video shows how to easily modify the filter on multiple…

Audio Vector Scope

The Audio Vector Scope was added in the 24.04 release. The Audio Vector Scope provides an illustration of the phase relationship between two channels. A typical display for two stereo channels is shown below: [image] To show the phase relationship between different channels, choose the channels from the drop down boxes: [image] If the vector scope shows a vertical line without any horizontal separation between the points, that means the two channels are perfectly in phase. Typically caused …

Audio Surround Scope

The Audio Surround Scope was added in the 24.04 release. The Audio Surround Scope provides a visualization of the multichannel sound. In this figure, the Audio Surround Scope is shown with the Audio Peak Meter Scope. [image] The center of the display represents the position of the listener. The blue lines extending from the center of the display visualize the signal strength for each channel. In the illustration above, you can see the relationship between the level for each channel in the A…

[TimLau]

There is something weird with the selection of multiple clips

1. When your have selected all clips with shift-click and you click (without shift) on one of the clips, nothing happens.
2. When your have selected 3 clips with shift-click and you click (without shift) on one not selected, it will de-select the 3 selected and select the one your clicked on.
   It might be how is is supposed to work, but feels a little weird, it should do like 2, in both cases
   
   
   
   (flatpak-beta 24.04.13)

EDIT: Sorry, this is not related to the beta, it is also the issue in stable release

[TimLau]

I have tested the “Apply copied filters” it is working as described, it will remove all filters of the types copied and add the copied ones.
(flatpak-beta 24.04.13)

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@TimLau

it should do like 2, in both cases

It has been like this for years since multi-selection was added without complaint here or in GitHub as I can recall. Interestingly, this is an opinion shared by Windows Explorer and GNOME Files but not macOS Finder! We could can change it but A) not for this release, and B) some users might not like it.

[TimLau]

Not a big deal, normally you don’t select all the clips with multi-selection, so i have not stumbled over it before.
But it feel a little inconsistent, that clicking on a clip have different effect, dependent on if the clip is select or not, but again not a big deal