Created attachment 114770 [details] Screenshot from the filter’s configuration When trying to apply the Delogo filter (Rightclick on a track in the timeline -> Add effect -> Misc -> 0 - F -> Delogo) all four bars are unlabeled (av.x, av.y, av.w, av.h instead of … position and width/height names, I guess) and set to -1 without the possibility to change the values. See attached screenshot. The log in the console says … [delogo @ 0x7f82b9432d80] Option x was not set. [filter avfilter.delogo] Cannot init filter: Invalid argument [delogo @ 0x7f82b9432d80] Logo area is outside of the frame. [filt @ 0x7f8238bf6ac0] Failed to configure input pad on filt [filter avfilter.delogo] Cannot configure the filter graph … when adding the filter. This affects all types of video formats regardless of video source.
Created attachment 114771 [details] full logfile Full log file from starting Kdenlive, drag&dropping a video file to it, adding the clip to the timeline and trying to apply the filter.
Do you have tried with the AppImage? If not try, because it seems something is not proper installed.
Well, avfilters have been added for a while in MLT, and get exposed in Kdenlive, but we never added the filters UI files and then they don't get properly initialized. This is not really a C++ coding task, more a matter of filling XML templates. I'll try to do this in the next weeks.
Still not working on Refactoring version.
(In reply to emohr from comment #4) > Still not working on Refactoring version. Can confirm not working in latest stable AppImage (18.12.0e) and installed version 18.12.0.
Still not working in installed version 18.12.3. Cannot check in latest available AppImage (19.04.0) because it seems like most of the filters are not available there (including - or better *not* including - the Delogo filter)
Please try with the Kdenlive_Nightly_Appimage https://binary-factory.kde.org/job/Kdenlive_Nightly_Appimage_Build/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/ There you can search for "delogo" (it's under the "filmstrip" icon).
Yes, the Delogo filter is there – but not configurable with same issues as in the initial bug report.
Still not there in installed version 18.12.3 (ubuntu) If you want to give a try to delogo filter, you can add a delogo.xml file in /usr/share/kdenlive/effects containing the following : <!DOCTYPE kpartgui> <effect tag="avfilter.delogo" id="avfilter.delogo"> <name>Delogo</name> <description>Remove Logo</description> <author>libavfilter maintainers</author> <parameter type="constant" name="av.x" max="%maxWidth" min="0" default="0" suffix="pixels"> <name>Left</name> </parameter> <parameter type="constant" name="av.y" max="%maxHeight" min="0" default="0" suffix="pixels"> <name>Top</name> </parameter> <parameter type="constant" name="av.w" max="%maxWidth" min="0" default="0" suffix="pixels"> <name>Width</name> </parameter> <parameter type="constant" name="av.h" max="%maxHeight" min="0" default="0" suffix="pixels"> <name>Height</name> </parameter> </effect> Just restart kdenlive and it should work pretty well.
Still not functional in the latest Kdenlive 20 release. The manual addition of the XML file makes it possible use the filter but it does not work with the newly introduced preview scaling (but I guess that’s another issue)
Due to the preview resolution issue the effect has been marked as deprecated since 20.12 so I am closing this now. You can simply use "Spot Remover" instead (it has the same effect but no issues and a better interface).
Actually no. I just tried spot remove and when moving it on any axis it instantly blurs the whole video image. Am 2021-02-25 17:11, schrieb Julius Künzel: > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398239 > > Julius Künzel <jk.kdedev@smartlab.uber.space> changed: > > What |Removed |Added > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Status|CONFIRMED |RESOLVED > Resolution|--- |FIXED > CC| > |jk.kdedev@smartlab.uber.spa > | |ce > > --- Comment #11 from Julius Künzel <jk.kdedev@smartlab.uber.space> --- > Due to the preview resolution issue the effect has been marked as > deprecated > since 20.12 so I am closing this now. You can simply use "Spot Remover" > instead > (it has the same effect but no issues and a better interface).
You have to adjust the size to limit the effect to a certain area. Simply drag the red handles on the monitor (edit mode needs to be active) or use the effect /composition stack.
It initially was limited to a certain area in the top left. By changing one of the values it seems like the area was expanded to the whole size of the video without me noticing it. Manually dragging the corners/center or adjusting the size afterwards works as expected. The filter works as described, thanks for the hint! Am 25.02.2021 22:56 schrieb Julius Künzel <bugzilla_noreply@kde.org>: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398239 --- Comment #13 from Julius Künzel <jk.kdedev@smartlab.uber.space> --- You have to adjust the size to limit the effect to a certain area. Simply drag the red handles on the monitor (edit mode needs to be active) or use the effect /composition stack. -- You are receiving this mail because: You reported the bug.