I cannot use Shotcut at all because dragging a clip into the playlist (audio or video), crashes the program.
There is no GPU Effects in the settings to turn off, as suggested as a solution on other crash related threads.
Good. I haven’t got GPU Effects mode on, then. Any config files show GPU = false.
No, I downloaded it from the official Manjaro repository.
I might just uninstall and reinstall it. I don’t use Flatpak or Snap. Maybe I should download the portable tarball and see how that works.
There are errors when using the portable version, and crash upon adding a clip.
/dev/sdivideotx0: unable to get the file status: No such file or directory
/dev/sdivideotx0: unable to get the file status: No such file or directory
/dev/sdivideotx0: unable to get the file status: No such file or directory
No such file or directory
could not open video output destination: /dev/sdivideotx0
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I’m not sure what is supposed to create /dev/sdivideotx0.
These messages can be ignored. They are the side effect of probing for optional, special video display hardware (SDI). Sorry, but I do not know why it is crashing for you. Maybe some critical MLT plugin is failing to load due to a dependency breakage. You can try running at the command line the following to see if it works: /path/to/Shotcut.app/melt -verbose noise
It should display a window with noisy video and sound. If it does not what messages does it show? If it works, trying replacing “noise” with the name of an audio/video file.
Yes, that did work for the portable version, but I couldn’t find Shotcut.app for the actual installed version.
I uninstalled Shotcut, and then removed all traces of Shotcut files and folders from the file system.
After re-installing through the official repository, it is working again.
Maybe a configuration or other file somewhere got corrupted during an upgrade.