LibreCuts

• 🚀 LibreCuts Beta (Fourth Release)
• Welcome to the next official beta build of LibreCuts! Free. Open source. Limitless. Creativity.
• ⚠️ Note: This is the Fourth Beta Release (1.0-beta4).
• This update introduces highly anticipated audio mixing tools, dynamic sticker integration, a dedicated configuration hub, and major UI polishing. Please report any issues you encounter.
• ✨ Major Improvements & Fixes
• Advanced audio mixing, voiceovers, and fading: Implemented an in-app voiceover recording feature to layer commentary directly over your timeline. Added smart audio ducking to automatically lower background music when dialogue or voiceovers play. Added native audio fade-in and fade-out capabilities for smoother transitions. Dynamic stickers and enhanced visual styling: Added full stickers integration to bring more personality and context to your video projects. Stickers from. Improved the overall UI visual styling, making the timeline interface cleaner and more intuitive to navigate. Dedicated settings and underlying refinements: Introduced a brand-new Settings Page for personalized application configurations. Fixed the FFmpeg progress calculation engine to ensure accurate percentage tracking during exports.
• 🤝 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. Timeline Scrolling Black Screen (#29): On certain devices (like the OnePlus 15 running Android 16), scrolling heavily through media files on the timeline can cause the video rendering to go completely black while displaying CCodecConfig (BAD_INDEX) logs. This happens because the media player's surface lifecycle is currently holding onto hardware video decoders without releasing them, hitting concurrent decoder limits. A fix for managing the lifecycle release properly during scrolling is underway. 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.

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