>be me
>be as noob as me
Which is the best video editor program on linux for /g?
Video editor on Linux
Chase Morgan
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Ethan Moore
That one editor I can never remember the name of. Darktable or lightroom or lighttable or darkroom or whatever. It's a professional editor that was used by virtually everyone throughout the 2k's.
Henry Hughes
ffmpeg
Aiden Nelson
Gentoo
Joshua Bell
People say Blender is a pretty good editor. I don't know, I might have to check that out.
Carson Taylor
Lightworks?
Levi Reyes
Blender
Ethan Rogers
Openshot
Jaxon Evans
Blender
Owen Cox
Yeah, that one.
Parker Miller
I would have suggested Blender, but this thread showed me Lightworks works on Linux. So use that.
Owen Sullivan
Blender is more stable
Landon Thomas
install windows or OSX
Luis King
proprietary i think it's lightworks:
lwks.com
Open source and without restrictions try kdenlive:
youtube.com
It's pretty easy to use and has a lot of features.
Juan Bell
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Xavier Ortiz
Only FOSS.
Industrial strength: Cinelerra-cv
Potentially very good: Blender
Screencasting: Open Broadcaster Studio
Pleb tier but good: OpenShot
Wyatt Perez
kdenlive.
This shit is gold, its basically a sony vegas clone and just werks. Maybe takes some time to get into, but its worth it.
Bentley Green
>video editing
>linux
Choose one.
You're going to have to use a Windows tool to accomplish anything even remotely professional. The Linux and open-source communities are not professional.
Dominic Sanders
There's like a 99% chance someone posting on Sup Forums asking about video editing isn't remotely near professional level. Any of the packages mentioned are fine for someone cutting youtube clips or whatever.
Ayden Foster
Lightworks is by far the best native linux option. It's not FOSS but when it comes to technical software like this you're just not going to get decent open source options as literally everything you use in relation video is proprietary (codecs in particular).
Aiden Watson
Windows
Evan Robinson
NukeX
Carson Rogers
>be me
????
Levi Perez
premiere
Jason Cooper
Kdenlive from my experience is the closest to a traditioanl, full-fledged video editor. Its really good, actually.
Openshot is good if you want a Windows Moviemaker type of deal for quick edits.
Luis Morris
youtube.com
very nice tutorials on blender as video editor
>personal tip
export video and audio as lossless and recode it with ffmpeg
Jordan Miller
even pewdiepie uses obs, i know he and the rest of them makin money of yt use ps and adobe or sony for video editing but im pretty sure i could be accomplish the same with foss tools
Jose Johnson
Computerphile Had a video on this on youtube. Look it up.
Asher Brooks
Please stop breathing.
You're obviously so ignorant that there is no point to prove you wrong, you won't ever get it.
I won't waste my time.
Leo Jones
This post is of the caliber I would expect from someone who quotes a fucking retard e-celeb for an example.
Fuck off.
Leo Powell
This post is of the caliber I would expect from someone who is fucking retarded.
Fuck off.
Evan Anderson
There you go op.
aur.archlinux.org
archlinux.org
some user was saying shotcut is nice
Alexander Cook
Blender is literally the best media editor out there and it's 100% FOSS.
It's meant to be used by professionals, but you can get simple stuff done as well. It edits video, audio and can also be used to make both 2D and 3D CG models and animation.
Get it and watch tutorials oriented to whatever you want to do.
David Lopez
I personally use Kdenlive. I don't know if anything's the, "best," though.
Hudson Martin
I thought Blender was an animation program?
Nathaniel Long
do your homework newfag