I'm not sure if this is a bug at all, so close if this is not a bug. While writing some posts for kdenlive.org I found out that timeline > disable timeline effects" does not disable all effects in the timeline. In fact: + it does disable timeline clip effects, - it doesn't disable track effects, - and it doesn't disable bin clip effects. What would be the expected behavior? +-- or +++? ;) Reproducible: Always
I would vote for ++- :) There is an option somewhere to disable bin effects. The basic idea in my mind was that bin effects would mostly be used for color correction which is quite intense and should be easily disabled separately. I agree that track effects should be affected when disabling timeline effects, will look at it..
Whatever you deem sensible. Not least according to wording ++- makes most sense, as the timeline consists of tracks and clips. Argh, I'm now blinded by the obvious...! I will happily update the toolkit posts to reflect the situation. Thank you for reminding me that there's also the disable bin effect option.
Hi Wegwerf, is this issue resolved?
Not completely. The previous state isn't remembered as is for the effects stack, so this reenables all effects. For this reason I left it open.
Git commit 670d54393d1d504032848553b82f4122353f3c9f by Jean-Baptiste Mardelle. Committed on 08/10/2016 at 13:59. Pushed by mardelle into branch 'master'. Remember track effect state when disabling timeline effects M +14 -4 src/timeline/effectmanager.cpp M +1 -1 src/timeline/effectmanager.h M +3 -4 src/timeline/track.cpp M +1 -1 src/timeline/track.h http://commits.kde.org/kdenlive/670d54393d1d504032848553b82f4122353f3c9f
Great! Thank you very much, Jean-Baptiste!! This makes my workflow much better, as it preserves the state I'm working on while I can quickly switch off all effects for checking the cutting sequence.