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[Otavio Carneiro <596811@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This bug seems to have been fixed in previous versions but came back in
1.4.0 (see bug #424988).

The workaround I'm using is the following shell command:
for a in DSC*.JPG; do b=${a:4:4};mv $a $((b-4321)).jpg; done

It makes "DSC04322.JPG" into "1.jpg" by extracting the number part and
subtracting 4321 from it. It's a bit of a hack, but works for me. If you
want to try it out, please back up your files and be sure to know what
you're doing before you run it.

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Title:
  bug importing image sequence

Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  maybe the problem is already solved but what i found out is this:

  when the first image number is >100 then it shows INVALID in the
  preview, starting at 99 is working fine (I imported >1900 images
  1920x1080)

  (i'm working with ubuntu10.04 OpenShot version 1.1.3)

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