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Of course! But I still was positively surprised that GIMP, Youtube and even Kdenlive worked flawlessly on the thing.
by rambambram 4y ago
Of course! But I still was positively surprised that GIMP, Youtube and even Kdenlive worked flawlessly on the thing.
- jerf 4y agoYeah. "Production", implying a high standard of professional quality using a base of uncompressed 4K or 8K might be a bad idea, sure, or trying to run a live event with half-a-dozen input streams and live streaming back out to the internet. But plenty of uses of video editing would still be perfectly possible on an RPi4. It might be noticeably faster on a "real" desktop, but it would be perfectly doable, especially if you were working in less than 1080P for some reason, like a DVD source video.
- anthk 4y agoA DVD resolution can be handled for edition even under a Pentium III or a Rasbperry B+.
- doubled112 4y agoIt has been a few years, but I used to do all of these things (GIMP, YouTube, Kdenlive) on a Pentium 4 with 1GB RAM Why wouldn't they work on a Pi 4 with higher specs?
- anthk 4y ago4k and 8k video. With 720p OFC a G4 macbook or some bumped up dual Pentium III with Cinelerra/Cinepaint under Linux and a Geforce 3 was more than enough.
- rambambram 4y agoI don't know, but still, I was surprised. Maybe I do know and it has to do with software bloat? I don't find it hard to believe that the software you ran on your Pentium was less bloated somehow.