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Drag of clip on timeline with bad position #1380
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It doesn't matter if the snap is on or off. Most significant it is when moving the mouse fast. May be it has something to do with OS? Tested on Debian in GNOME. I will test it in Windows. |
@mikecrash can you provide a screencast of this occuring perhaps ? |
@luzpaz stop bumping our bugs with your comments when you are never the one to fix one or provide more insight. |
@mikecrash can you still reproduce on 23.09 ? I can't reproduce on |
Yes, on 23.10 installed with snap it's the same. However I have probably more information. If I select the clip first, it seems it works as expected. But when directly dragging the clip without first selecting it with a mouse click the clip is offset-ed from the cursor. I have recorded video with the case: drag.mp4 |
Video 'corrupt' |
@luzpaz Yes browser says corrupt, but if I download the video and play it with vlc, it works. Try the same... |
Downloaded. Shows black screen for 8 seconds. |
Opened in ShotCut and reexeported. Hope it will work. drag2.mp4 |
When dragging clip on time line, the current behavior is this:
Correct behavior:
Clip holds on mouse position when first clicked
Hint:
It seems when the dragging starts, the mouse position is saved and from that position is counted the moved position of the clip. However correct function should be to save the start mouse position in onmousedown event and from that position count the new position of clip.
Tested version:
22.11.25
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