OpenShot 2.4.2 Released For Many Improvements To This Open-Source Linux Video Editor
Written by Michael Larabel in Multimedia on 30 June 2018 at 09:33 PM EDT. 5 Comments
MULTIMEDIA --
After a relatively long period of silence, OpenShot 2.4.2 was released today as the latest version of this open-source, non-linear video editing software.

The OpenShot 2.4.2 release features new video effects, automatic audio mixing, improved audio playback, better stability, new codec support, a better build system, AAC is now the default audio codec, experimental codec improvements via FFmpeg/Libav, and other enhancements.


More details on OpenShot 2.4.2 are available via OpenShot.org along with the download links.
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