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At the moment nearly the whole Kdenlive team is hacking in Randa, Switzerland, at the KDE Sprint 2011. Don’t believe it? Here is the proof: Read More

Several Kdenlive developers will meet in the next days in Randa (which will host a big KDE sprint) to exchange ideas and discuss about Kdenlive's evolution. I hope that we will come up with some great ideas, we will keep you informed! Read More

We are proud to announce the release of Kdenlive 0.8. This new version brings several new features, including improved UI, proxy clips, audio monitoring, HDMI output, new effects and more. Read More

The rotoscoping filter lets you create masks using cubic Bézier curves and keyframes. The initial mask can be finished (after creating some points by clicking on the (edit) monitor) with a right mouse button click, or by clicking on the point that was created first. To fine tune you can move the individual points and their handles. Multiple points can be selected by holding down shift while dragging the mouse to create a rectangular shape. You can remove points from that selection by clicking on them with ctrl pressed. The opposite (adding points to the selection with ctrl + mouse click) is not yet possible. Points can be deleted with a right mouse button click. New points can be added by clicking on the spline. Read More

Following "Pan and Zoom" in our last release in Kdenlive 0.8 there will be a new GUI for the Corners effect, unleashing its real power: Read More

I’ve slightly improved the Light Graffiti effect, especially for different colours painted over each other. Enjoy :) Read More

You may probably have noticed that some additional widgets have been added to kdenlive recently. And you probably do not want your kdenlive to look like that: Read More

So … this all started when a friend, Melanie, was working on her final paper about Light Graffiti and showed me the video below around mid-September. Read More

In the next version of kdenlive you will again find new scopes. This time not for video but for audio! I will also give some tips about audio in general (recording, perception, etc.), not only about kdenlive’s scopes. Read More

Merry Xmas! from Simon Eugster on Vimeo.