You'll be able to align things much more precisely that way. Then you can write that back out to a WAV file and import it into OpenShot. You can try that and see if it helps you get things better aligned.īut if it doesn't, you may have better luck bringing your audio into Audacity and adding/trimming samples at the start of the file, shifting it ever so slightly over so that it better aligns with the frame rate of your video. The default bindings are Shift+ ← and Shift+ →. You can actually perform half-frame "nudges" of a clip using the keyboard. If users were able to zoom closer, they'd just be making larger movements with exactly the same precision they have today, which is why we've always said that the Timeline can already zoom in as far as it's usefully able to. The limitation on how precise the editing can be is in no way merely a function of how close the Timeline can be zoomed in. I think people imagine it would enable them to do more things than it actually would, in practice. OpenShot 2.6.Yeah, OpenShot isn't the best at adjusting things "in between" frames - being able to zoom in closer wouldn't change that, which is one of the reasons we've always been resistant to those requests.OpenShot 2.6.1 Released | Improved Crop + Translations + Bug Fixes.OpenShot 3.0 Released | Stability, Performance, & Usability.Hello! I am the creator of OpenShot Video Editor, a free, open-source, non-linear video editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows. Thanks again for the support! I really love reading all of the comments, and it gives me a lot of motivation to keep on going. With the "official" release, there will be. I am getting very close to a version 1.0 release. Tomorrow is our last feature announcement in this marathon. If you still don't understand, just know that this is really cool, and it will help you. A clip won't freak out anymore if there is no clip below it on the timeline. What does this mean? It means that you can now key-frame, animate, transition, fade, mask, etc. If all these new features aren't enough, I have improved the auto-compositing capability of OpenShot to include all tracks (including the bottom track). Especially if you slow down a clip, and then set it's direction to reverse. just a warning, this seems a bit buggy with MLT. You can also set the direction of a clip (forward / reverse).
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