Openshot-qt: Ability to move keyframes forward/back in time within a clip

[justarandomgeek]

I'm building animations using lots of images positioned and moved around the screen. However, when I get the timing on a keyframe wrong I have to track to it, write it all down, delete it, track to the new time and recreate it by hand. It would be nice if there was a way to move the keyframes around within the clip to fine-tune animations!

[DylanC]

@justarandomgeek - I think this feature exists but I will double check.

[sjjh]

@DylanC I was just looking for the same feature and couldn't find it either (openshot 2.4.2). If it does exist, could you add some explanation to the documentation? thx!

[peanutbutterandcrackers]

I'm not sure if it does exist. However, this really would be a great addition for sure!

Hopefully we'll get enough volunteers/contributors to have this feature implemented soon enough.

[hrimhari]

This is really important. I do fade-ins and outs over a music track based on what's on the screen and if I move my images around it's not easy to manage the volume keyframes. It would be really nice to be able to move them over their track on the timeline.

[frederikheld]

I was just looking for this feature as well and I'm surprised that it isn't possible to move keyframes.

The whole keyframe handling is a bit cumbersome to be honest. Selecting a keyframe needs a lot of patience unless there's another way than fiddling around with the red line until it hits the keyframe marker that I can barely see without a microscope :-P Would be nice to have keyframes explicitly displayed on the timeline below each track so that I can select one by clicking it, move it around by dragging it, etc. Similar to how they did it in Adobe Flash.

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[henning]

I would need that too.

And also some way of navigating to keyframes to check/change their values, too.