I've been using Kdenlive on the KDE Linux desktop for several years now. I'm currently using the Neon KDE desktop.

So, I just had my Kdenlive updated to 19.04.0. It's REALLY different. So much that I've grown familiar with has been moved. It's kind of like I'm learning the program all over again. For example, I can't find the remove audio track function. It's something I do a lot, and now I'm stuck.

Is there an updated user guide/manual somewhere to help me learn the new interface? I have found a lot of tutorials, but nothing yet on the latest Kdenlive.

It’s not complete but a summary what has changed in 19.04.0: https://community.kde.org/Kdenlive/Deve ... otes-18.12

Merlimau wrote:It’s not complete but a summary what has changed in 19.04.0: https://community.kde.org/Kdenlive/Deve ... otes-18.12

Great! Thanks..

jwt873 wrote:

Merlimau wrote:It’s not complete but a summary what has changed in 19.04.0: https://community.kde.org/Kdenlive/Deve ... otes-18.12

Great! Thanks..

best manual i found was the youtube videos about Kdenlive.. i watched 3 or 4 of these .. and i started using it
for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxxilfDTPK0

For example, I can't find the remove audio track function.

What do you mean exactly by that? Do you want to remove entirely the track?

alcinos wrote:

For example, I can't find the remove audio track function.

What do you mean exactly by that? Do you want to remove entirely the track?

I have a camera that has a microphone. When I take videos with it, the audio is included with the video clip. I can't disable it.

Sometimes, I want to include music or something else in the background. I don't want the existing audio that's attached to the clip.

I figured out how to do it in the new version of Kdenlive.

- Right click on the video clip that has audio attached.
- Choose "Ungroup" from the pop up menu that appears. (The video and audio tracks now become separate).
- Then right click on the audio track and choose 'Remove'. (Then you're left with only the video component).

The way you identified is working.
Here is a faster, cleaner way to do it: Suppose you want to insert the video only of a clip in the timeline.

• Place the timeline head where you want to insert
• Look at the left of the track names. You should see some tracks with a green indicator, and some with a grey one. Make sure only the video track you want to insert to, and click on the green audio track (if any) to switch it back to grey
• Now press V : it will insert the video only of your clip at the position you selected.

Thanks for the tip

alcinos wrote:The way you identified is working.
Here is a faster, cleaner way to do it: Suppose you want to insert the video only of a clip in the timeline.

• Place the timeline head where you want to insert
• Look at the left of the track names. You should see some tracks with a green indicator, and some with a grey one. Make sure only the video track you want to insert to, and click on the green audio track (if any) to switch it back to grey
• Now press V : it will insert the video only of your clip at the position you selected.