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Revision as of 21:32, 5 June 2013
Kdenlive Roadmap
This is an attempt to coordinate the work that has to be done towards Kdenlive 1.0. If you want to work on some parts of Kdenlive, leave a note here so that we know who is doing what. Design ideas can also be explained here.
Project Bin
Done:
- Add clip to Bin
- Create clip using the list of available MLT producers
- Play Bin Clip in Monitor
In Progress:
- Manage clip zones - JBM
Todo:
- Edit clip properties
- Add MLT Playlist, Slideshow and Title clip types
- Clip jobs
- Clip timeline and effects (will allow to open a project clip in a separate timeline and add effects to it)
Monitors
Done:
- Set to full screen (double click)
- Switch between available modes (SDL / OpenGL / GLSL / QGraphicsScene)
- Overlay info messages
- Basic zone functionnality
In Progress:
- Manage several zones / markers, display overlay info - JBM
Todo:
- Play / loop zone
- Keyboard shortcuts
Timeline
Done:
- Open basic MLT playlist
Todo:
- Add clip to timeline
- All clip operations (move, cut, ...) - framework is partially there
- Track operations
Rendering
Todo:
- Should we use MLT presets?
Recording
Todo:
- Add config dialog to select source
- Add Multi consumer to save recording to file
- Port StopMotion widget, using the new Scene Mode so that we can use all QGraphicsView features.
Titler
Todo:
- What to do with it? Full rewrite? Would WebVfx be an option?
Scopes
Todo:
- Adjust them to the new framework