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[Paddy Landau <1198555@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

@eolinwen — This is such a simple fix for such a serious problem! Is
there no way that you can implement this?

The priority definitely should not be set to "Low" — it should be
"High", because if you don't realise the problem and don't have an
backup from the last few seconds, you end up losing important
information — especially in a large project.

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Title:
  In time in clip properties is not set correct

Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
  New

Bug description:
  Openshot 1.4.3 on Linux Sabayon.

  Under the "length"-tab in clip properties there is a textbox with start time for the clip, this time is always 0 (or actually -0.01).
  The reason for this is that when clip properties dialog is loaded the txtIn-textbox is set before txtOut-textbox which lead to that local_out is 0.0 in on_txtIn_value_changed(). The logic:
  		if local_in >= local_out:
  			local_in = local_out - 0.01
  			self.txtIn.set_text(str(local_in))
  will then set textbox text to -0.01.

  One solution to this is to switch the order for setting txtOut and
  txtIn, that is set txtOut before txtIn (in
  frmClipProperties::__init__()).

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