What's the best open source video editor. I used to like Premier but I'm not about to Shell out $20 a month for it and the RAM consumption is insane.
What's the best open source video editor...
Henry Harris
Ryan Rodriguez
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Justin Johnson
Blender
Jayden Parker
>the RAM consumption is insane.
It's fucking video editing software.
Henry Thomas
I like Sony Vegas
It's dog slow at rendering unless you do the x264 hack, but apart from that pretty intuitive to use
Adrian Collins
There is none
Do you need Masks and full 4K support?
Depends on the codec used and if you're enabling GPU acceleration, and it uses OpenCL by default I believe
Elijah Howard
>Vegas
>Open source
Adam Myers
4testing;
pitivi is available as a flatpak.
kdenlive is available as an appimage.
The only video editing I do is Sup Forums.webm and ffmpeg suffices nicely.
>captcha sitcom related (although Latka was the mechanic)
Sebastian Davis
There basically isn't one.
What you are paying for is essentially license usage fees for Adobe to license their own software to consumers which uses proprietary codecs, formats and containers that don't belong to Adobe.
Its the reason Audacity doesn't ship natively with an mp3 encoder. You gotta install one seperately.
Welcome to capitalism.
Benjamin Reed
How is Kdenlive not mentioned yet?
Angel Walker
Just fucking "legally aquire" premiere.
Brayden Powell
Shortcut, Kdenlive.
Jack Wilson
Here a project for your linux programmers: Make a clone of Windows Media Maker for linux
Extra points: Make it platform independent
Cameron Cruz
>what is vorbis, ogg, vp9, webm, mkv
Hell even mp3 is free nowadays
Colton Martinez
This, kdenlive is amazing, and you should use it. The most professional and with more features of them all. Other options are: Openshot or Pitivi.
Jose Bell
Ffmpeg
Kdenlive
Ryan Jones
Kdenlive
Blender
Thomas Lee
>open source meme
just pirate sony vegas if you're on windows
Jack Edwards
Not open source but Da Vinci has some sick color correction capabilities and is free as in beer.
Isaiah Martin
Isaiah Perry
>x264 hack
extrapolate