https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=377075
Bug ID: 377075
Summary: transition checkboxes do not save checked state
Product: kdenlive
Version: git-master
Platform: Debian unstable
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: normal
Priority: NOR
Component: Effects & Transitions
Assignee: vpi...@kde.org
Reporter: directact...@hushmail.com
Target Milestone: ---
checkboxes for "reverse" and "invert" in transitions do not work in current GIT
master (anything recent, just confirmed with a 3-1-2017 pull). The default
settings on first setting up a transition are "sane defaults" that work, but
the checkboxes "remember" these defaults rather than applying and saving any
changes.
In other words, if the "reverse transition" box is checked by default for a
transition to a lower track, one would expect that unchecking it would make the
transition run back to the upper (previous)track and that this state would be
saved. Instead, the change is not applied, and if the transition is deselected
and selected again on the timeline, the checkbox will be back in its original
default state: checked if it was checked by default, unchecked if it was not
checked by default. Any user changes will be gone.
Thus, it is not possible to do things like a "reverse clock" transition or use
anything but the default settings until this is fixed.
To duplicate this, build and install kdenlive from git master (now 17.03.70)
and open kdenlive. Add two clips to the project and put them both on the
timeline with an overlap. Create a transition. Now select that transition and
try to edit the direction. The "wipe" transition will show two checkboxes,
"dissolve" will show one. The settings are a sane default and usually OK. Check
an unchecked checkbox or uncheck a checked on. Select anything else on the
timeline, then select the same transition again. You will see that your change
has not been saved.
Using kdenlive from GIT master over MLT 6.5.0 build from Nov 22, 2016. That's a
bit old so will try a current build and report that result
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