The beta version 0.8 of kdenlive is now packaged by the Packman Packagers for openSUSE. I installed it on openSUSE-11.3 on my somewhat slow Dell Studio 1537 laptop (Core 2 Duo P8400 processor with Radeon HD 3450 graphics).
Lots of new nice features.
For example, I created this small title clip, which is much easier to create with this kdenlive version than it was with the older version:
¿Beta? AFAIK 0.8 is an stable release.
The version for 11.4 is not available because of the same problem VLC has. Meanwhile you can install it from home:RedDwarf:KDE.
On Sun, 01 May 2011 23:36:02 +0530, oldcpu
<oldcpu@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>
> The beta version 0.8 of kdenlive is now ‘packaged by the Packman
> Packagers’ (http://packman.links2linux.de/package/kdenlive) for
> openSUSE. I installed it on openSUSE-11.3 on my somewhat slow Dell
> Studio 1537 laptop (Core 2 Duo P8400 processor with Radeon HD 3450
> graphics).
>
> Lots of new nice features.
>
> For example, I created this small title clip, which is much easier to
> create with this kdenlive version than it was with the older version:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JO3urEBx-BE
>
not yet for 11.4, at least not on my mirror.
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phani.
On Mon, 02 May 2011 00:06:02 +0530, RedDwarf
<RedDwarf@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
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> ¿Beta? AFAIK 0.8 is an stable release.
>
> The version for 11.4 is not available because of the same problem VLC
> has. Meanwhile you can install it from home:RedDwarf:KDE.
>
great, thank you! i’ve tried it only quickly, but the last time i tried
kdenlive it was too unstable and would have crashed already.
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phani.
I confess to knowing nothing about the version numbering. But in case curious as to where I pulled this ‘beta’ from, it was from this KDEnlive forum thread: Version 0.8? | Kdenlive where user “sunab” (one of the developers) noted they created version 0.8 as a “pre-release” of version 0.8. I should have stated “pre-release” instead of “beta”. Typically on the KDEnlive forum there is a big announcement with a new release. I missed that for version 0.8 if it was made.
I can still crash kdenlive almost at will. One quickly learns to press “save” every 30 seconds and to learn and avoid the key sequences that can cause a crash.
Still, despite my ability to easily crash the software, I really do like this software.
I received a number of PMs from Linux users looking at another of my short title clip demo’s, complaining that no one ever does a video on how to create a title clip. I confess I always considered a basic title clip pretty obvious, although if one wants to scroll the text it is not quite as easy.
Here is an example of how I created something like the scrolling text above with kdenlive-0.8 (created on an openSUSE-11.3 PC):