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 ## Status
 
 * [ ] It is explained clearly what the feature is supposed to do
 * [ ] It is clear how this can be implemented in Kdenlive
 * [ ] Usability and consistency is checked
 * [ ] has to be implemented before [Trimming](https://invent.kde.org/kde/kdenlive/-/wikis/dev/ideas/Trimming)
 
 ## Open questions
 
 * What kind of video transitions are used? Simple blending or any?
 
 
 ## Intro
 
 Inputs:
 
 * [What Does It Mean To Crossfade Audio?][cfa]
-* [Transitions][hb] in the handbook
+* [Transitions][hb] in the handbook  
+* [Same track transition][melt] in melt/MLT
 
 ```
 Before:
    ┌────────┐┌──────────────┐
    │Clip A  ││    Clip B    │
    └────────┘└──────────────┘
 After:
    ┌───────┲━━━┱────────────┐
    │Clip A ┃CF ┃  Clip B    │
    └───────┺━━━┹────────────┘
 ```
 
 In Audio, cross-fading refers to the process of fading out one audio track while fading in another one. For same-track cross-fading, this is typically accomplished by the user by letting two audio clips overlap each other, which automatically generates a cross-fade effect.
 
 * Fading is desired to avoid clicking noise when cutting audio if the audio curve does not end at 0.
 * Cross-fading is desired to transition seamlessly from one recording to another, e.g. two consecutive recordings
 * Same-track cross-fading is useful because only one track is needed.
 
 The same applies for video clips where the images of the two clips are blended together.
 
 
 ### Approaches
 
 In video editing applications, there are two different approaches to add a cross-fade between two clips A and B:
 
 * Drag clip B to the left so it overlaps clip A. The overlapping section then becomes a cross-fade section.
 * Select clip A and use a keyboard shortcut to add a cross-fade between those clips. This variant is used mainly by professional video editing appliations.
 
 
 ### What tasks are included?
 
 * Method to create a cross-fade (either via keyboard or via mouse) and modify its duration
 * Visual representation of the cross-fade in the timeline
 * Cross-fade effect with an ease-in/out function (e.g. sine instead of just linear)
 * Method to remove a cross-fade again
 
 
 
 [cfa]: https://www.homebrewaudio.com/crossfade-meaning-what-does-it-mean-to-crossfade-audio/
-[hb]: https://kdenlive.org/en/video-editing-applications-handbook/#trans
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+[hb]: https://kdenlive.org/en/video-editing-applications-handbook/#trans
+[melt]: https://www.mltframework.org/docs/melt/
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