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Do you know any good tutorials on how a beginner can learn and understand color grading?

cross-posted from: https://floss.social/users/kde/statuses/112648425309475737

KDE will be at OpenSouthCode in sunny Málaga this weekend! Visit our booth on Friday June 21 from 10am to 7:30pm and on Saturday June 22 from 10am to 2pm:

https://www.opensouthcode.org/conferences/opensouthcode2024

And on Saturday you can also attend an in depth @kdenlive workshop for beginners at 10am where you will learn all the basics you need to get started in #videoediting using free software.

https://www.opensouthcode.org/conferences/opensouthcode2024/program/proposals/693

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Couldn't find this info anywhere on the internet when I searched for it, so here it is for anyone who needs it:

1. Navigate to /.var/app/org.kde.kdenlive/data
2. Create a folder called 'color-schemes'
3. Copy your .colors file here (can be found here)
4. Choose the theme in Kdenlive under Settings > Colour Scheme

Currently, if I add a clip which is taller than the project resolution, kdenlive will scale it down so it's all visible and leave black bars at the side. Is there an option so any extra is just trimmed off instead?

I'm sorry if this is something obvious and I haven't spotted it, I'm a complete novice 😅

Edit: I think I've found what I need. The transform effect, and then "adjust to original size".

This is all I need but please let me know if there is a way to make this the default for a project 😁

A tutorial for smooth text animation I recently found and a channel with many more - for example

• Layered Text
• Rotating Cylinder of Text

I'm new to Kdenlive, and I'm trying to use OpenTimelineIO to import a .XML from DaVinci. But I get an error message every time I try File>OpenTimelineIO Import:

 undefined

        Could not find "otioconvert" script although it is installed through pip3.

    Please check the otio scripts are installed in a directory listed in PATH environment variable


  

Sometimes it prompts me to configure my OpenTimelineIO setup, but then it shows this:

 undefined

        Everything is configured: OpenTimelineIO 0.15.0

  

 undefined

        Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable

    Requirement already satisfied: opentimelineio in /Users/mulcahey/Library/Python/3.8/lib/python/site-packages (0.15.0)

    Requirement already satisfied: pyaaf2<1.7,>=1.4 in /Users/mulcahey/Library/Python/3.8/lib/python/site-packages (from opentimelineio) (1.6.0)


  

Anyone know how to fix? I'm running Windows 10.

Thank you!

The tracking effects in Kdenlive have very much matured. We'll go over the steps to make motion tracking easy. They might not be as elaborate as in #Blender but they're still very impressive and a bit easier to use.

Kdenlive 23.04.3 is out with many fixes to recent regressions and usability improvements to the audio mixer levels display and subtitle widget on smaller screens.

Talk with Ryan Gorley hosted by the Fedora Design Team, at Creative Freedom Summit 2023.

Learn how free and open-source software can power your freelance career and why you should choose it over proprietary commercial software. Get an in-depth look at animated, graphic, and web design work completed by the creative agency Freehive using only these tools.

I made edits via Kdenlive, reducing the amount of unnecessary pauses and adding one-thirds. On a 29:48 time mark, there is a fun little chapter with AI art, IMO the most demanding part in regards to editing. Kdenlive helps with precise subtitling (I didn't finish them yet).

If you're interested in the sources and how some parts of the video are implemented in Kdenlive, you can check out the issue ticket. There is Kdenlive project and links to the media needed to open it.

A tutorial on how to edit videos in a fashion where you can draw over them.

How to use the open source Kdenlive video editing program to create subtitles for upload to YouTube. Video by Daniel Rosehill

Build custom LUTs to use in Kdenlive and OBS with Free Software like the GIMP and lutCreator.js.

• Slip Editing
• Multicam Editing
• Motion Tracking (DaSiamRPN)
• Noise suppressor for voice (Just like OBS's)

Open Source Spotify Front end and Music Player for Linux.