https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=511402
NavyEOD_24 <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ever confirmed|1 |0 Resolution|WAITINGFORINFO |--- Status|NEEDSINFO |REPORTED --- Comment #6 from NavyEOD_24 <[email protected]> --- Hello, emohr and Jean! I apologize for the late reply, I got a burst of motivation to finish the video with this bug and finally got done. Sadly it's not all good news, as I've returned with some hopefully useful information. When I was watching the rendered result, everything except for a couple minutes in the beginning of the video played as I expected it would. To see if I had accidentally caused an error or replaced an audio track by accident I opened the file again, noticing that all of audio track 3 was replaced with audio track 4. This *only affected the source streams* from where I got the footage from, not other clips or audio. This makes me think it may be something with that particular source clip, however I opened a backup file to see if I could recover the work and found that everything was back in its original position. Something that confuses me is whenever I saved this backup as two completely different files, both files were bugged and had their audio tracks replaced. I'm not sure if it *is* my source clip or if it's something with melt. I'll leave that deduction to the professionals. To answer your question, emohr, this bug started happening in 25.08 randomly one day whenever I was using it for this video. I didn't change any settings nor did I activate some weird audio merging option. I opened it, saw that the tracks were bugged out, then updated to 25.08.2 to see if it fixed itself. It did not. 25.08.2 still has this bug. I'll try doing a clean install and then seeing if that also works. As I'm writing this I'm getting a small snippet from the problematic source clip for you to mess around with and see if there's a problem with it or something else entirely. When I post this message it is still in the process of uploading the video into the gbGoogle Drive folder found both at the bottom of the original post and this reply. Jean, when I experimented with the footage you gave me nothing happened to the audio streams. I rendered it, saved it, closed it, changed it again, saved it and reopened it once more. Nothing bugged out from what I saw. This was on a new save file. On the save file for my video, though, the moment I drop your clip into the timeline audio streams are being replaced. I've included a couple pictures of the issue, one as soon as I drop it in and moving it up and down on the timeline along with another one before it's dropped into the timeline. You can see kdenlive is already replacing the streams before I let go of my mouse. They're named "jeanclip" for their prefixes. Overall, what I can take away from this experience is that whenever I save in A1/2/3, the tracks will replace themselves. Whenever I render in A3/4/5, the tracks will replace themselves when I open the file after the render is completed, assuming that I close kdenlive after the render has finished. Maybe a fresh install will help and I will report back with what I gather if anything at all. Thank you for your patience and I hope this helps you out. Regards, https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1C1bNK41glwRYW3KKI9hHn5XpsiU4dZxH?usp=sharing -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
