Filter Set | Simple Transitions Pack

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Description:

  • A set of smooth trend transitions. The transitions are designed for P1080 - 60 FPS mode.

How to properly prepare clips:

Create a slideshow with these options:

  • Clip Duration: Any.
  • Zoom Effect: Any.
  • Transition Duration - 0.5s.
  • Transition Type - Cut.

Can also be used as a simple transition between two clips, it must be exactly 30 frames (0.5 sec) long.

How to install this effect:

  • Shotcut - Settings - App Data Directory - Show - filter-sets (unzip the contents of the archive into this folder).

Download:
DDD_Transitions.zip (5.4 KB)

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Wow! … double Wow!

I will download the pack latter today and try the Sets.
But for now, from what I see in your demo video, they look amazing!
:open_mouth: :+1:

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Wow, what a great package! Many thanks :+1::+1::+1:. I’m downloading it right now. (For my own use, I’ll do the 30fps versions).

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-or- {SHOTCUT-PATH}/Shotcut.app/share/shotcut/filter-sets in Linux.
Mine for example is /usr/local/bin/Shotcut/Shotcut.app/share/shotcut/filter-sets

@dimadjdocent Thanks! That’s a keeper.

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This is not the correct location for user installed filter sets.
Settings > App Data Directory > Show
(might not work in all Linux packages and desktops due to Linux fragmentation).

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When I click on Settings > App Data Directory > Show nothing happens. This is a fresh extract of the new version 23.07.29 (tar).
The only “filter-sets” folder I found is the one I mentioned in my previous post.
If that is not correct, should I create it under /home/BossyBear/Shotcut or something local so that new versions don’t delete it?

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Even after “setting” the data folder and restarting SC, it doesn’t “show” it from the “show” menu.

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I’m using LinuxMint 21, the flatpak version of shotcut. My storage location for filter sets is exactly where I indicated in the description. Since there are so many operating systems and distributions, I have indicated the easiest way to find the desired directory.

If for some reason this does not work, you can do this: Open shotcut, create your own set of filters with a convenient name. The file with a set of filters will have the same name as you called it when you created it in shotcut. Perform a search on the computer for the file name with the name of the filter. The directory that is found through such a search will most likely be correct.

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These are terrific, @dimadjdocent ! Thank you so much for making them available…

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Great pack. I can’t wait to play with them

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I finally tried your transition pack @dimadjdocent
Great job! :+1:
But maybe you should mention in your description that it’s possible to use any of the Sets on a single transition (not in a slideshow).

  • Create a 0,5 second transition between 2 clips.
  • Make sure the transition clip is selected and go to the Properties panel.
  • Choose the Cut type of transition.
  • Set Position to 50%
  • Go to the Filters panel and click on the + button.
  • In the Sets category, choose any of the 9 Filter Sets from the pack.
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You are right, this should be added to the description, which I already did :slight_smile: