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Originally posted by schmalzler View Post
Sounds interesting! Could you give me a hint which one you have in mind?OpenShot is an award-winning free and open-source video editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows. Create videos with exciting video effects, titles, audio tracks, and animations.
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Originally posted by F.Ultra View Post
And those use Python only for the UI or for the underlying video-editing as well? My money is that the video-editing bits are C-libraries.
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Originally posted by caligula View Post
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Originally posted by schmalzler View Post
And that is what I thought you might show us. They use a "libopenshot" that's written in C++ to speed up the critical parts - having that written in python is likely doable but usable only in scripts, not in an interactive gui.
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Originally posted by dwagner View PostUnluckily, it took only one video clip import and putting it on the timeline till the first "segmentation fault".
The first thing to suspect when things are so crashy that obviously nobody could have tested it is that you have mixed repositories. There are bound to be library incompatibilities across repositories that your package manager doesn't know about.
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Originally posted by caligula View Post
Sure, but kdenlive also crashes when you click things in the GUI when no new video rendering is expected to occur.
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Originally posted by torturedutopian View Post
As for the K-naming thingie, I think it's not been the case anymore for a long time ?
I actually liked it way more when devs got creative with unique names for their apps and still found a way to put a "K" somewhere... Way more creative than going the "simplsitic" route like "KDE Files", "KDE Software", "KDE Photos" or "KDE Boxes"...
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It's not only a good KDE software, it's actually the best free video editor available. It's better than the free tools shipped with windows or even the expensive MAGIC suite, which is laggy and can barely decode any piece of movie. On top of that those expensive software are shipped with rootkit to root your computer for datas theft and activation.
Kdenlive is free, open source and works great! I'm looking forward to the VLC version of their movie editor, but for now Kdenlive is the best I've tried. It does not need that much to come and say bye bye sony vegas!
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