Which isn't to say Cinelerra was perfect. I guess I'm asking what issues you had that were better handled elsewhere. Pros: * open and free software * good to

Which isn't to say Cinelerra was perfect. I guess I'm asking what issues you had that were better handled elsewhere. Pros: * open and free software * good tools for color grading and perspective correction Cons: * getting multiple sources in sync could have been easier * I don't know if I ever tried to edit HD * I got tripped up by the Linux color space (gamma?), resulting in dark videos