As scheduled, KDE Community He launched KDE Applications 19.12.1 last Thursday, January 9. It was a bit surprising that a day later it appeared in its Backports repository, since the most common is that they wait for some other maintenance version, but what is practically up to date is the new version of its video editor. And it is that as part of the KDE v19.12.1 applications, Kdenlive 19.12.1 is now available.
Like the rest of the point-one versions of this set, Kdenlive 19.12.1 coincides with the January 2020 release and is the first maintenance release in this series. Has come to introduce a total of 75 changes, all of them available in the release note of this installment from the famous video editor. Among the novelties there are some that will be very welcome, but also some others that do not contribute practically anything, such as that now the Copyright says 2020, the year that we have just started.
Kdenlive 19.12.1 Highlights
- Fixed transparent rendering.
- The action to extract the zone has been fixed.
- Added "Select All" in bin.
- Fixed the composition of the duplicate track when opening a project and the opacity rotates with background.
- No longer shows unsupported effect groups on the interface, causing a crash.
- Fixed the duration of the clip in the timeline not updating after reloading a clip.
- Fixed a possible crash when moving a group.
- The monitor audio thumbnail disappearing when disabling the proxy has also been fixed.
- Fixed broken looping zone regression.
- Fixed a freeze in Windows that occurred when switching monitors.
- Fixed the size of the audio mixer.
- Fixed the action of dragging the favorite effect to the master.
Kdenlive is now available in the Backports repository from KDE and on operating systems like KDE neon. For those who want it in next-gen packages, the updated version has already reached Flatub and also how AppImage, but the Snap version is still at v19.08.2. The Windows version has also been updated. The next version will already be a Kdenlive 19.12.2 that will arrive on February 6.