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To be fair, pulling out a professional video editor for small changes is like learning emacs to edit some config files. You don't need 99% of the features. Als
by wmil 2y ago
To be fair, pulling out a professional video editor for small changes is like learning emacs to edit some config files. You don't need 99% of the features.
Also as an FYI to everyone, FFmpeg does support nVidia GPU acceleration but it might not be enabled in your build. So check if you use it a lot.
- ufmace 2y agoProbably true, but ffmpeg seems to have a ton of features too. It seems to me that CLI apps are inherently better at not distracting you with things you don't need. A CLI flag that you don't use is invisible outside of the man pages, not so for a menu or toolbar of a zillion options with names and icons you don't understand.