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[Jonathan Thomas <Jonathan.Oomph@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for reporting this bug... it's finally fixed and committed to the
trunk.  It will be included in the next release: 1.4.2.

** Changed in: openshot
   Importance: Undecided => High

** Changed in: openshot
       Status: New => Fix Committed

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/667806

Title:
  Reversing a clip plays the wrong part if it's trimmed

Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  If I have a 10 second clip that I've trimmed down to 4 seconds (say 2 seconds from the front, and 4 seconds from the back), then duplicate it and reverse it, the reversed clip plays the wrong section.
  Essentially, it reverses the clip, but not the "window" into the clip.

  To "fix" this, we need to reverse the trim. So our trimmed reversed
  clip needs 4 seconds trimmed from the front and 2 seconds from the
  back.

  This makes sense once you understand it, but most people wouldn't
  realise that after trimming a clip to exactly what they want, why
  reversing it doesn't work. The reverse effect would often be used in
  the middle of a clip, i.e. you have a clip of a dog running, you cut
  out a short funny section, duplicate it so you have 3 copys of it, and
  reverse the middle one, so that the dog now appears to run along, do
  the funny thing, do the funny thing in reverse, do the funny thing
  again and continue with the rest of the main clip, all seamlessly.

  Ubuntu 10.10
  Shotwell 1.2.2

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