Hi,
for some reason, some presets don’t seem to be loading when using the Shotcut version that comes packaged in Fedora. I noticed “Crop: Rectangle” in particular was missing because I was using “Crop: Source” and couldn’t get rid of the black bars without resizing (which I don’t want to do), and googling around I read “Crop: Rectangle” had a transparency preset instead, but the plugin wasn’t available in my case.
If I check the Application Log, I see this:
[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"
which suggests the filters are there (both Rectangle and Circle), but unlike “Crop: Source” only the metadata is read for them, and then they don’t proceed. Unfortunately that’s the extent of details the log provides (no errors, no warnings), so I have no idea if they don’t load because something crashes, there’s missing dependencies, or something different happens.
If I use the Linux portable tar version of Shotcut, the filters are loaded and do appear, but unfortunately other problems pop up, like some files not being found when I open my project (although they’re there) and some videos being completely white (which I guess is related to decoder issues or incompatibilities in the libraries the portable version ships), which means I can’t use that one.
Is there any way to figure out (maybe with more debugging) why some filters don’t load, or that one specifically, so that I can try and solve that in my setup?
Thanks!
Lorenzo