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I've been using kdenlive ever since i switch to Linux back in 2016. All my YouTube videos are a combination of simple screen recorder and kdenlive, although i d

by atum47 3y ago

I've been using kdenlive ever since i switch to Linux back in 2016. All my YouTube videos are a combination of simple screen recorder and kdenlive, although i don't put much effort in them

avinassh 3y ago
how does it compare with ScreenFlow, which I have seen most people recommend for YouTube / Screencasts. I am a newbie, so I am learning to make videos and edit them.
- atum47 3y ago
  Never used screen flow so i don't have any comparing parameters
nickstinemates 3y ago
Basically same, on Windows too. OBS for recording, kdenlive for editing.
wkat4242 3y ago
I always use OBS for screen recording but otherwise the same story :) I always use KDE as my primary desktop and love it. It's amazing. Kdenlive is only one of the many amazing apps they produce. And I'm proud to donate to them monthly.
- freedomben 3y ago
  Same. Most of my videos aren't public, but I use this stack for everything. Linux base, OBS for recording, and Kdenlive for editing. Do you do green screen? I've had a horrible time finding a web camera that doesn't mess up the green screen by auto color correcting. It ends up putting a weird tint on the video that looks awful. Any web cam recommendations that work good with linux/obs?
  - wkat4242 3y ago
    No, I don't record myself directly. I usually use it together with a HDMI capture module to record meetings. My work only allows recording Teams meetings to Microsoft Stream which has really crap quality and we can't download from it so I can't edit them, and we can't install any software like OBS directly on our laptops. Sometimes I need to archive trainings for later use. So I use the HDMI out to record it from another computer. Then I can edit the video to make it more to the point, add some on-screen popups etc. Then I share those on MS Stream (because unfortunately that is the platform we have to use despite it being crap). It's a bit of a workaround but it does the job. The cheap Aliexpress HDMI dongle does the job admirably, it gets really really hot but it survives the day :) But green screen yeah no never tried that, sorry.

by atum47 3y ago

I've been using kdenlive ever since i switch to Linux back in 2016. All my YouTube videos are a combination of simple screen recorder and kdenlive, although i don't put much effort in them

avinassh 3y ago

how does it compare with ScreenFlow, which I have seen most people recommend for YouTube / Screencasts. I am a newbie, so I am learning to make videos and edit them.

atum47 3y ago
Never used screen flow so i don't have any comparing parameters

nickstinemates 3y ago

Basically same, on Windows too. OBS for recording, kdenlive for editing.

wkat4242 3y ago

I always use OBS for screen recording but otherwise the same story :) I always use KDE as my primary desktop and love it. It's amazing. Kdenlive is only one of the many amazing apps they produce. And I'm proud to donate to them monthly.

freedomben 3y ago
Same. Most of my videos aren't public, but I use this stack for everything. Linux base, OBS for recording, and Kdenlive for editing. Do you do green screen? I've had a horrible time finding a web camera that doesn't mess up the green screen by auto color correcting. It ends up putting a weird tint on the video that looks awful. Any web cam recommendations that work good with linux/obs?
- wkat4242 3y ago
  No, I don't record myself directly. I usually use it together with a HDMI capture module to record meetings. My work only allows recording Teams meetings to Microsoft Stream which has really crap quality and we can't download from it so I can't edit them, and we can't install any software like OBS directly on our laptops. Sometimes I need to archive trainings for later use. So I use the HDMI out to record it from another computer. Then I can edit the video to make it more to the point, add some on-screen popups etc. Then I share those on MS Stream (because unfortunately that is the platform we have to use despite it being crap). It's a bit of a workaround but it does the job. The cheap Aliexpress HDMI dongle does the job admirably, it gets really really hot but it survives the day :) But green screen yeah no never tried that, sorry.