What video editing software for Linux do you guys recommend/think

>>58433312
kdenlive

I use openshot. It's very simple but does a decent job

>video editing
>linux
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>>58433960
This.
As a linuxfag myself I still can't deny that there is absolutely no good video editing software for it.

blender

do not ever try openshot, kdenlive or the like, they have the inherent feature of crashing constantly

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>>58433960
Came here to post this

Lightworks looks pretty nice, but but the Pro version is $500

>>58433960
Clearly you live under a stone.

>>58433312
For the most part I don't do much editing. But for cropping, trimming, and transcoding I use ffmpeg.

Years ago I used Openshot. I thought it was great. But I have heard that some folks hate it now...not sure why. If you need a Windows Movie Maker clone then Openshot might be your best bet (assuming it hasn't gone to complete shit). For more advanced stuff, I don't know.

>>58434509
>paying to make Counter-Strike montages

>>58433318
First answer is the best. Who would've thought?

I've only used openshot and it's literally awful. you have to save every 30 seconds for the inevitable crash every 2-3 minutes. Exporting a video is hell knowing 9/10 times it'll crash before it's done.

>>58433312
OpenShot for beginners, Cinelerra-cv for industrial strong editing, Kdenlive for most plebs.