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Pitivi - Open Source Video Editor 2016-07-28 11:24:52 Post No. 55795676
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How long until this video editor becomes a viable solution for Linux users? It already looks pretty nice and seems to be trying to imitate Premiere at the moment. I'm going to give it a spin for my next video.
Open source video editing thread I guess
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>>55795676
This looks more like Vegas than Premiere.
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>>55795676
This looks good. I'll try it some day.
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>>55795695
True, I think they're close to 1.0 official release so a lot of the design is going to change. Any other Linux alternatives for video editing? I want to make Linux my daily driver at some point.
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>>55795676
I've not tried it, but if it's like Natron then it just looks good but when you try to use it it's a buggy piece of shit and lacks a lot of features. I mean I don't expect it to be as good as a software that costs thousand but at least it should be decent
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are they planning on releasing a windows version?
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>>55795676
kdenlive is also pretty nice, only a bit buggy the last time I used it
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It may take a while. As for NLEs on Linux so far I've tried Cinelerra, Pitivi and Blender.
Cinelerra seems really powerful, but I couldn't get it to work reliably.
Pitivi was nowwhere near powerful enough for what I wanted to do.
Blender was reliable and extremely versatile.
Nowdays there's also a Linux version of Lightworks, which looks like a proper professional product but I haven't tried it yet.
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