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[Andy Finch <1116499@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Agreed. provided you have a recent version of MLT, then LADSPA effects
will work in Openshot given a suitable definition XML file.

I have got a couple that I tried out (including reverb) - I'll try and
dig them out and attach them to this report so some examples exist.

** Changed in: openshot
       Status: New => Confirmed

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

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Title:
  Request: Integrate LADSPA plugins into OpenShot

Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Problem: Currently, OpenShot has just a few simple parameters for
  audio processing. Coding new ones from scratch is probably too much to
  ask.

  Proposal: Add support for LADSPA plugins on top of the existing set.
  This would allow the OpenShot user a far greater degree of control
  over audio, with minimum effort by the programmer to implement and
  maintain the feature. Like any of the available GNU/Linux DAW
  programs, OpenShot would simply "see" all of the LADSPA plugins the
  user has installed. Browsing for and adjusting the levels of these
  plugins would use the exact same interface elements as existing built-
  in plugins.

  Some of the LADSPA plugins are of dubious worth for a video editor
  (such as amp emulation), but others like EQ or the ability to add a
  bit of reverb would be very valuable.

  The otherwise outclassed PiTiVi already has this feature, FWIW.

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