OpenShot, the renowned cross-platform, free, and open-source video editing software, has released its latest version, 3.2.1. The new update brings stability enhancements, bug fixes, and user interface improvements to make video editing smoother and more intuitive.
What’s New in OpenShot 3.2.1
UI/UX Improvements
Windows users can expect fewer freezes thanks to an update that changes the video preview widget’s background color to use stylesheets and palettes.
Moreover, the background theme color on the preview/split clip dialog has been fixed, ensuring a consistent look and feel across different application parts.
Theme and Window Management
The update includes a refactored ThemeManager, which improves thread safety and fixes launch freezes on Windows.
Moreover, the app now delays the main window display until all themes are fully applied, enhancing the startup experience. Additionally, window geometry and state restoration have been optimized to avoid glitches when reopening the software.
Sentry Bug Fixes
OpenShot 3.2.1 addresses numerous bugs identified through Sentry, which helps developers monitor and fix crashes in real-time. Fixes in this release tackle errors such as “list index out of range” and issues in the “Add to Timeline” dialog, enhancing overall software reliability.
Deploy Script Enhancements
The deployment script has been updated to allow partial deployments based on repository changes, facilitating more efficient updates and maintenance.
Support and Documentation
The update also includes refreshed support files and documentation. This includes updated translations for upcoming releases and a new disclaimer regarding the location of older versions of OpenShot installers, ensuring users have access to the right resources.
For additional information about all novelties in OpenShot 3.2.1, refer to the release announcement or visit the full changelog. The application is available for download as AppImage and is ready for use on any Linux distribution.
