https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=452459
--- Comment #22 from Herman Viaene <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Bernd from comment #20) > (In reply to Herman Viaene from comment #18) > > Such projects are a lost cause now when compatibility with newer versions is > > not guaranteed. You force people to look elsewhere for future-proof > > projects. And I have provided examples that are not empty. > > This is one of those cases where there was no activity for a very long time > and a first few attempts to fix it where unsuccessful. The report is slowly > rotting away, and then during some house keeping activities it rears its > ugly head again. My apologies for closing it too early before @matz could > try to fix it. > > Kdenlive is usually very good at backwards compatibility for the exact > reason you stated (btw, what other video editor are you using for your 2008 > editing project?) and I don't know what happened with your particular case. > But I reckon that between 2008 and 2022 when you reported the problem for > the first time Kdenlive underwent several changes and if you didn't update > Kdenlive for 14 years (that's 14 major releases plus 42 minor ones!) the gap > was too big. > > That said, @matz seemed to have had at some luck in finding a solution, so > perhaps there is a chance to salvage your project. > > I changed the status to REOPEN ;-) I am a QA tester for Mageia, so I follow all updates in those repos, which include kdenlive. The reason that I wanted to reopen an old project is that I found some more material that I want to insert in that project. As for other editors, there are a few which you must know like openshot e.a. , but that would mean I would have to start the project again from scratch, and I'd like to avoid that as far as I can. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
