Improved the speed of opening a timeline project.įixed Filters > + > Sets adds audio filters in reverse order (broke in v24.01).įixed Properties > Convert HLG HDR to to Rec.

Improved behavior changing Properties > Speed with Timeline > Ripple on. Improved selection in Timeline after various operations. Stop automatically grouping audio/video clips when Detach Audio (changed in v24.01).

Upgraded macOS and Windows to Qt version 6.5.3, which changes the mininum macOS version to 11. Shotcut only supports first order Ambisonics at this time.Īdded support for AMD AV1 hardware encoder on Windows (av1_amf) and Linux (av1_vaapi).Īdded automatic vertical scrolling to Timeline when moving a track.Īdded changing Properties > Duration on image clips on the Timeline (behavior depends on Ripple similar to changing Properties > Speed on an audio/video clip). When Ambisonic mode is chosen, it is an Ambisonic panner.Īdded Ambisonic metadata to Set Equirectangular if there is a track with 4 audio channels.Īdded Copy Parameters to 360 video filters to use with Ambisonic Decoder > Paste Parameters.

The new filter can also be used to listen to Ambisonic through headphones (binaural), to rotate the sound when you rotate spherical video, and to pan stereo or surround audio output for reframed 360° video.Īdded Settings > Audio Channels > 4 (quad/Ambisonics).Īdded Ambisonic Decoder audio filter that converts to binaural, stereo, quad, Ambisonic, or 5.1 surround. And Windows has something called Sonic to listen to surround through headphones.

FYI, YouTube supports 5.1 surround on most TV-oriented devices (smart TVs, streaming boxes, game consoles). GoPro MAX, Zoom H3-VR) Ambisonic audio and convert it to 5.1 surround. Adding support for Ambisonic facilitates 360° video workflows with Shotcut.īut also the new Ambisonic Decoder audio filter is part of an affordable, simple way to record (e.g. Ambisonic spatial (spherical) audio is often used with 360° video whether output as spherical or reframed to a rectangle.

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