I’m trying to follow some guides that suggest using the “Crop: Rectangle” feature to crop a source in my timeline, and I can’t find it in the filter list. I think something is going wrong with loading the filter, in my application log I see
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> added filter "Corner Pin"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> reading filter metadata "crop" "meta.qml"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> added filter "Crop: Source"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> reading filter metadata "crop" "meta_movit.qml"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> added filter "Crop: Source"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> reading filter metadata "crop_circle" "meta.qml"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> reading filter metadata "crop_rectangle" "meta.qml"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> reading filter metadata "dance" "meta_dance.qml"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> added filter "Audio Dance Visualization"
[Debug ] <FilterController::loadFilterMetadata> reading filter metadata "deband" "meta.qml"
There are no errors in the log, and the only warning is [Warning] <MLT> [consumer 0x558cf1ae5f80] The DeckLink drivers not installed.
I’ve tried upgrading mlt to media-libs/mlt-7.24.0
(I’m on Gentoo) based on some suggestions there’s an MLT bug related to this, but that doesn’t seem to have changed anything.