Kdenlive
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Kdenlive is a non-linear video editor for KDE. It provides all project management and editing tools while relying on a separate rendering program (currently PIAVE) to perform the editing operations. Support is planned for transitions, effects, multiple file formats, and full project and asset management support. The current beta release is capable of editing raw DV or AVI DV files, with tools such as move, razor, and resize, selecting parts of clips using in/outpoints, and exporting the result to another raw DV file. You may playback/preview the contents of the timeline at any point during the edit. Full project save/load is supported.
15 years ago
Between 0.2.3 and 0.2.4 :
* Several bug fixes
* You can now import Kino project files
* you can now export VEML files (the format used to communicate between kdenlive and piave.)
* Several new editing commands and shortcuts, including preliminary support of snap markers.
15 years ago
Between 0.2.3 and 0.2.4 :
* Several bug fixes
* You can now import Kino project files
* you can now export VEML files (the format used to communicate between kdenlive and piave.)
* Several new editing commands and shortcuts, including preliminary support of snap markers.
obsrv
13 years ago
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nadavkav
14 years ago
there were compiling errors on the piave backend in which i had to add #include < math . h > into two files on the account of missing dec' of ceil function.
and an extra ; was left on 6-8 file on the kdenlive main project.
anyways... now all looks great :-)
thanks !
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ZennouRyuu
14 years ago
Thanx
--ZennouRyuu
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triptol
15 years ago
App looks cool, but for me it would only be usable if it would allow me some sound stuff.
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uchian
15 years ago
There are a number of features that, when complete will cause kdenlive to move up by another version number. (e.g. 0.1 to 0.2 as opposed to 0.1.0 to 0.1.1) Separate sound editing is one such feature.
The next such feature to be finished is likely to be support for effects and transitions, the next feature after that is likely to be separate video/audio.
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triptol
15 years ago
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