SUMMARY Running version 20.04.1 from a downloaded appimage on Ubuntu 18.04. Been editing a video for a few days, saving periodically. It crashes ocassionally, mostly when trying to enable a track that was previously disabled. Then, on deleting a cut out bit of a track, it crashed. I restarted, selected the recover files, and it crashed anyway. So I restarted and selected not to load the recover files. It still crashed. So I dead in the water. Here's the final few lines from the console: CLIPS COUNT: 81 REGISTRATION 91 ptr count 3 XML parsing of "gain" . found : 1 END parsing of "gain" . Number of found parameters 1 XML parsing of "avfilter.lowpass" . found : 8 WARNING: Unknown type : "fixed" = = SET EFFECT PARAM: "position" = "frame" END parsing of "avfilter.lowpass" . Number of found parameters 7 /tmp/.mount_kdenli29HDvp/AppRun: line 26: 32151 Segmentation fault (core dumped) kdenlive --config kdenlive-appimagerc $@ ddixon@Nash:~/kdenlive$ STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Try to load the file. 2. 3. OBSERVED RESULT Crashes. EXPECTED RESULT Not crash. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: macOS: Linux/KDE Plasma: (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: KDE Frameworks Version: Qt Version: Linux Gnome ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I'm able to load the file with the June 18 daily appimage (20.07.70). But there's no scroll bar for the tracks so I can't get back to the beginning or anything. The recover files are gone, so there goes the last hour, but this is better, anyway. I'll try saving and reloading with 20.04.1
After saving with 20.07.70, I'm able to open the file with 20.04.1
Please update Ubuntu to 20.04 long term. It could be that you have incompatibility with QT.
I like to give an LTS release a few months to settle down before upgrading. It's part of a cautious LTS strategy.
I am closing this because your original bug seems to be fixed. Concerning your other problem it is likely that your scroll bar is not gone but hardly visible as described here https://invent.kde.org/multimedia/kdenlive/-/issues/593. This bug has (at least for linux) been fixed as well.