What is the best video editor that runs in Linux?
Video editor in Linux
Thomas Foster
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Joshua Walker
Blender or DaVinci Resolve.
Everything based on MLT (Kdenlive, Openshot, Shotcut, etc.) is unstable for most users, although Kdenlive is the best of the bunch.
Leo Wright
Is blender pretty good or would you recommend something based on MLT?
Michael Mitchell
please read the sticky, use the catalog in the future
Adrian Edwards
oh fuck off. We have to have something to talk about that isn't which android phone is the most boring or which browser opens cp the fastest.
John Green
>working under loonix
Hunter King
kdenlive
Christopher Taylor
I'm actually a programmer so Linux works as a great environment for that. I kinda want to learn some basic video editing for the hell of it.
Caleb Cook
blender
Luke Howard
Asher Morris
honestly kdenlive or blender
Dominic Clark
none
Cooper Jones
> You can do serious work only on Windows! Linuxtards BTFO!
> Oh, you do work on Linux?! Kill yourself!
That way, you can ensure your logic will be flawless.
Owen Evans
I work in VFX. Davinic Resolve is great for learning how to edit and fuck around with video. Even comes with fusion now.
Blender is fun too but yeah that interface and the billion features you'll never need. Resolve is very intuitive.
Ethan Harris
Blender is stable and offers extensive functionality. It just takes a bit to get used to.
DaVinci Resolve is easier for beginners, but only free as in free beer and sometimes a bitch to get it to run (depending on your distro; only RHEL and CentOS are officially supported afaik).
I'm not recommending anything based on MLT. I'm just saying that Kdenlive is the best MLT based video editor.
Gabriel Clark
Emulate Adobe Premiere.
Adam Gomez
Cool, I think I'll try out blender. Is it best to just fuck around in it for a while or are there any tutorials you enjoyed?
Gabriel Sanders
Blender is one of the few instances, where I prefer YT tutorials. Just fucking around usually gets you nowhere. Personally I like
youtube.com
but there are tons of videos out there. Their manual is also a good place to get infos
docs.blender.org
Kayden Anderson
Just use Windows
Don't bother with alternative
Jace Green
All I know is it's definitely not openshot
Oliver Gutierrez
Linux is a kernel.
Angel Gutierrez
Windows mre like winjew
Camden Barnes
Thanks I'll check these out
Daniel Nelson
Kdenlive is pretty good.
I don't edit videos professionally, so I don't know what the limitations are.
I use it with ffmpeg scripts so I can quickly make a low quality version and work on that. Then I just replace the files in the end and render the high quality version.
Jose Hall
KDEnlive.