Exported Video's Effects Aren't Working Properly. Thanks!

vanneste8p · November 13, 2021, 8:49am

I edited a video with the “360: Equirectangular to Stereographic” effect with some key frames to make the video warp and move around throughout it. I’m happy with the preview I see before exporting, but when I export it, the “yaw” setting isn’t working, and the “roll” effect is working is at a much slower rate than I set it to be. I had set the video to have a rotating effect that’s much faster than what the exported video gives me. The video looks as I want it to before I export it. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong.
Thanks!

Hudson555x · November 13, 2021, 10:00am

What version of Shotcut do you have installed? (Click on About Shotcut)
Can you show a screenshot of your settings of that filter, and keyframes panel?
When you went to Export, did you change any settings in Advanced? If so, what did you change?

shotcut · November 13, 2021, 6:39pm

If you are on Linux or macOS with a language/region that has been set using the environment variable LC_ALL then you could be affected by this bug:

github.com/mltframework/shotcut

Wrong export with timewarp on Linux

opened 11:37AM - 04 Nov 21 UTC

closed 07:52AM - 08 Nov 21 UTC

think-nice-things

resolved

Hi, If I split a clip into several pieces and arrange the pieces with differe…nd speeds, the export is buggy on Linux. (with the very same mlt file and same input files the export works correctly on Windows). Let's have for example a clip split into three parts A, B, C and then arranged the parts A, B, C sequentially. Then I change the speed for example to something like 1.4:A, 2:B and 0.9:C, let the clips still being sequentially arranged. Buggy means - the export sometimes _is_ correct, somtimes one part is missing and somtimes even a different part of the clip appears in the exported video. So in the example above the resulting export may contain a white image instead of 1.4:A only, then (correctly) 2:B and 0.9:C. Or it might contain even a different portion of the clip instead of 2:B -- and so on. This is Shotcut-Version 21.10.31 on both windows and Linux, but the bug was already present in previous versions like 21.09.22.

system · February 11, 2022, 8:50am

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