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29 Jan

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I am proud to announce that OpenShot 1.4.1 has been released! This was originally going to be a quick and simple bug fix release, but instead, has grown into a more full-featured release. This has been a very busy month for OpenShot, with a trip to SCALE 10x, a couple presentations, and now a new release! My head is still spinning, but enough about that... lets get down to business.

Our goal for OpenShot has always been to create the most complete, simple, and flexible video editor available on Linux. This release takes another step towards that lofty goal, and is the best version of OpenShot created yet! Also, I want to say "Thank You" to all the people who make this project possible: Olivier Girard, Andy Finch, Maël Lavault, all the bug reporters, translators, packagers, users, and fans!

Highlights of 1.4.1:
  • New 3D animation (wireframe text)
  • New Titles (gold)
  • New Effects (fish eye)
  • New Animation Presets
  • Support for Blender 2.6.X
  • Localization fixes (seg faults, audio volume, rotation effect)
  • UI bugs (disappearing icons using some GTK themes)
  • Improved Help Manual
  • Improved Title UI (interactive font list)
  • Improved Precision (clip length, default image length)
  • Tons of bug fixes! (view all bug reports)

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