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For my use I have replaced all GUI video editors, with a bunch of ffmpeg scripts (no irony).
by throwaway66666 7y ago
For my use I have replaced all GUI video editors, with a bunch of ffmpeg scripts (no irony).
- tomduncalf 7y agoDepends what you need to do I guess. ffmpeg or Handbrake are great for many tasks and would always be my first choice as they are so much quicker and easier to work with for simple things, but if you need to do some splicing together of footage, colour correction, etc. then really I think you need a visual environment to do it in above a certain point.
- blattimwind 7y agoI can't really imagine how you'd do video editing with scripts, unless you are emulating a linear editing workflow. But then I can't imagine how it would be time-efficient.
- throwaway66666 7y agoWell, I am not doing heavy weight editing or making movies. Most of the time I need to remove audio, resize and re-compress for web, cut the first and last seconds, or splice together 2 videos. Generate thumbs. etc. I have also fully replaced image editors with imagemagick on the cli and some bash scripts.