SUMMARY Project contains title clip has crashed rendering with Crop, Scale and Tilt video effect at several length threshold. Little tweak of effect can prevent rendering crash. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Add empty Title clip to project bin with default 00:00:05 duration; 2. Add this clip to video timeline; 3. Go to Effects tab, find "Crop, Scale, and Tilt" effect and drag and drop it to video timeline with title clip; 4. Select video (title clip) on timeline and go to effect tuning window; 5. Add keyframe at the end of video; 6. Select (pre-existing) keyframe at the start of video; 7. Move "Crop Right" seek bar to max value. So we create effect that cropping right side of video from full to zero from start to and of video; 8. Save project; 9. Render project with default settings; 10. Increase length of video to 3m 50s; 11. Render video again, rendering will crashes; 12. Reduce video length to half of previous value; 13. Render it again, it will crashes; 14. Reduce video length much more (for exmple, 1m 00s); it will be rendered successful; 15. So you can find some video length threshold of rendering crashing; 16. Make video length so big that crashes rendering; 17. Go to "Crop, Scale, and Tilt" tuning window, select firsr keyframe and decrease "Crop right" value for 1 (for example from 1280 to 1279); 18. Start rendering video. It will renders successful. OBSERVED RESULT Video with titleclip rendering crashes over some length threshold. It can be solved by reducing crop length by 1. EXPECTED RESULT Video with titleclip renders on every length. Video effect not needed to be hacked. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: Windows 10 Pro macOS: (available in the Info Center app, or by running `kinfo` in a terminal window) Linux/KDE Plasma: Debian Live Testing (forky/sid), codename 'forky' KDE Plasma Version: LXQT 2.3.0 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.20.0 Qt Version: qt-6.9.2, qt-5.15.17 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Reproduced on older versions in Linux and 25.12.1 on Windows.
Video demonstration: https://youtu.be/oAsso58CJzw
Thanks for the comprehensive and detailed description and step-by-step instructions. I can confirm this with 25.12.0 Flatpak on Pop!_OS