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I wish there was a similar equivalent for video editing. I tried vinci but it crashed the first time I tried it. Avidemux is nice, but I can hardly add text or
by jokoon 6y ago
I wish there was a similar equivalent for video editing. I tried vinci but it crashed the first time I tried it.
Avidemux is nice, but I can hardly add text or do simple effect with it, maybe with some scripting?
The new windows video editor is pretty good too, but features are quite limited.
I have some nice ideas for /r/highqualitygifs but I really don't want to use a professional video editor.
There are libraries to decode and render video with sfml and sdl, and i guess I could easily build a tailored editor myself with adequate ffmpeg commands...
- otterpro 6y agoI use the free Davinci Resolve regularly (not sure which OS you're on) and it is stable on both Mac and Windows. Haven't tried on Linux since install on non-Centos is a little complex. If not using Davinci Resolve, I recommend Shotcut, which is a very capable, easy-to-use, cross-platform, open-source, and probably the most stable free open source editor out of others (ie Kdenlive, Openshot, etc).
- mmwelt 6y agoI've found Shotcut[1] to be pretty good. It's not quite professional, but not at all hard to learn as an amateur. It is also open source, and works on Windows, Linux and macOS. [1] https://shotcut.org https://shotcut.org