Hello,
So for the moment I have seen replies from Gurjot Singh Bhatti and Shubham
Goyal. Did I miss someone else?
"Social" aspects being most important: maybe you could introduce yourself in
few lines, and if you want tell a bit on what did bring you to Kdenlive?
Let me start 1st as an example ;-)
I'm Vincent, living in France, have a family, working as electronics engineer.
Linux user for 15y, my wife's job is to realize videos, so I offered her to
switch to FLOSS provided that I would support her at maximum... that's how I
began to fix bugs in Kdenlive.
In absence of regular devs during 2014, I released v0.9.8 and v0.9.10, was
honored by Randa Meetings invitations, where we rebooted refactoring &
discussed KF5 port.
I've never been a mentor (+you might guess I don't have many free hours every
day), I will do my best to help you, and I'm open to every advice in this
process.
"Technical" stuff coming after:
Do you know Kdenlive quite well? You can have a detailed overview going through
the user manual on:
https://userbase.kde.org/Kdenlive/Manual
Did you manage to build, install and run Kdenlive from master or frameworks
branch, or do you need more help? see:
https://community.kde.org/Kdenlive/Development
Do you already have an idea of how it works? It can be viewed as a evolved GUI
around MLT frameworks, which is explained here:
http://www.mltframework.org/bin/view/MLT/Framework
To get a general idea of how Kdenlive works you can have a look at the
wonderful diagram drawn last summer on this page:
https://community.kde.org/Kdenlive/Roadmap
(well, unfortunately this is not how it is today but how it should be after
refactoring, but the general idea is so)
Knowing all this, do you get a rough idea of what functionality you would work
on, where to find it, how to play with it?
Wish all the best for this GSoC,
Vincent.
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