v1.0-beta3
🚀 LibreCuts Beta (Third Release)
Welcome to the next official beta build of LibreCuts! Free. Open source. Limitless. Creativity.
⚠️ Note: This is the Third Beta Release (1.0-beta3). This update introduces advanced color and video adjustments, rich multi-media overlays, and powerful new timeline workflow utilities. Please report any issues you encounter.
✨ Major Improvements & Fixes
- Enhanced visual adjustments, color filters, and reverse playback:
- Implemented core video adjustment features (brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.).
- Added color filters with real-time visual filter previews.
- Added native video reverse playback functionality.
- Rich multi-media overlays, custom cropping, and freeze frames:
- Added support for rendering GIF and video overlays directly in
ImageOverlayView. - Implemented custom cropping support via
CropOverlayView. - Added quick actions for overlay duplication and creating freeze frames on the timeline.
- Added support for rendering GIF and video overlays directly in
- Smarter timeline workflow, segment rearrangement, and audio controls:
- Implemented drag-to-rearrange functionality for intuitive video segment sequencing.
- Added magnetic timeline snapping functionality.
- Added the ability to completely mute the original video audio.
- Export refinements, F-Droid readiness, and stability fixes:
- Fixed the export directory issue (#19).
- Fixed the export screen by adding a dedicated cancel button.
- Configured dynamic
versionCodefor F-Droid build compatibility.
🤝 Community Spotlight
A huge thank you to everyone opening issues for reporting bugs and feature. LibreCuts grows stronger because of the open-source community.
🐛 Known Limitations
If a crash occurs mid-processing, a customized error window will intercept the failure and display an authorization code:
- LC-101 / LC-301: Heavy 4K timelines or high-bitrate outputs may trigger memory bottlenecks or execution drops depending on hardware constraints.
- Preview Synchronization: The real-time preview player is designed to give you a quick approximation of your edits. When playing back chopped clips, reordered segments, or overlays, you may notice slight audio desyncs, micro-stutters, or transitions appearing as hard cuts. This is completely normal rest assured that your final exported video will be perfectly synced, frame-accurate, and fully rendered.
Find more about error tracking here.