I have older projects edited with prorez 24p1080 footage, the timeline is all proxy files. When the project file is loaded the 'new project file' only contains what was in the timeline. there is no reference to the original files... so the files that appear in the clip bin are all loaded from the proxy directory. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. open old project file with timeline made up of proxies 2. 'OK' project file update 3. highlight clip in clip bin and hover to observe file path Actual Results: Path is to proxy file Expected Results: path should be to original file the proxy is for. I am running Arch and updated from 15.04 to git because the Arch package 15.08 segfaults on startup.
Created attachment 94648 [details] project file this is a project file that I'm working with
Thanks for your report. I am working on a fix
Git commit 7ff6b770da4e72194fad0d40d0bbb98692605d9c by Jean-Baptiste Mardelle. Committed on 28/09/2015 at 20:48. Pushed by mardelle into branch 'master'. Fix compatibility with older project files Related: bug 353125 M +60 -40 src/doc/documentchecker.cpp M +3 -1 src/doc/documentchecker.h M +10 -6 src/doc/documentvalidator.cpp http://commits.kde.org/kdenlive/7ff6b770da4e72194fad0d40d0bbb98692605d9c
Almost :) It appears that all .mov files (which are the 24p1080 prorez files) associated with clips in the original timeline are loaded as audio streams. ...oddly the .MTS files are fine. Prorez clips that were not in the original timeline but are loaded into it play properly in both project and clip monitor... where timeline associated prorez clips only indicate audio levels and also the clip properties only displays audio information. I also tried rendering and converting to proxy but kdenlive is pretty certain it's an audio file :)
I am going to mark as resolved as it appears all critical issues now work properly for me or with only very minor weirdness which I will list. 1. Track names don't appear to convert. 2. Audio track types convert as video tracks so the old default of 3 video 2 audio tracks would convert to 5 video tracks -but everything works as far as I can tell.