I woke up last night, dreaming that I had scrolled all the way down in the playlist, hiding the files. I got up just to verify. But no. No such luck. I wish it was that easy.
I have tried to restore Windows to before I installed the latest version of Shotcut just to see if that made any difference. No difference at all. No files visible in the playlist.
I then tried to open the project on another pc with another version of shotcut. Still no files in the playlist.
I have made a habit of overlooking the whole screen just before x’ing out the program. So did I prior to this happening. Everything was in the playlist when I exited the software. So there’s no possible way I could have accidentally deleted the files from playlist.
I tried to add the files again to the playlist. Dragging them into the playlist. Then saving the project. Exited the program. Waited a moment for the software to fully shut down. Then I re-opened the software, re-opened the project an the files were visible in the playlist.
I found that “solution” on another post where a guy experienced the same thing.
What do you mean I don’t need the files in the playlist too? When working with over 180 files, it makes it a lot easier to have the files in the playlist, dragging them into the timeline.
Will you add the function “playlist folders” to Shotcut in any near future?
It’s so much easier to have control of a-roll, b-roll, c-roll etc.
Thanks for taking your time to answer 