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Between the choice of being crippled in my ability to edit video in OpenShot/ShotCut/KendLive, and being crippled in the choice of output formats in Davinci Resolve, I think the output format is the lesser issue. I have outputted
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When I was researching which FOSS video editors to try, I read a few reviews which talked about how Blender is less intuitive and more difficult to use than the other choices (OpenShot, Shotcut, KdenLive) so I did not try it. I did a quick
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8y ago
I took a brief look at the development status of Olive but did not try to edit video with it. It looked to be at a stage that's earlier than even OpenShot, so I did not consider it as a viable choice. Please let me know if I am mistake
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I recently edited a small project, a 15 second video with multiple video and audio tracks, some basic white balance and color correction, and minor animations, on OpenShot, ShotCut, and KdenLive, in order to figure out which one was more ap
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Note that the link is to something that is an audio spectrum analyzer/visualizer and not an equalizer. It's even called "Analyser" in the code. At first I was amazed that an equalizer could be implemented into a URL, I w
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It does not seem like an attack to me, rather informing readers of possible blindspots or conscious/unconscious bias in the author's point of view. I think it's only human nature to cheerlead something that one has put a sign
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Consumers have already bought into the marketing that 5G is the next big hot, and device makers are merely responding to consumer demand. You would be surprised at the percentage of people who would buy a 5G phone even before 5G service is
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From my time in China, I get the feeling from many of those working massive hours that it's a lot of work, but there is a lot of opportunity there, and for those who find a way, they can achieve success and riches. There's a bit o
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Although I wonder if the break is really necessary. I have taken an intensive language course (10 weeks, full language immersion and homework from waking to sleeping every weekday), and the full brunt of the language skills I learned didn&#
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Xiaomi AirDots were just announced at ~$15: https://www.google.com/amp/s/liliputing.com/2019/03/xiaomi-l...
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8y ago
Do you put off buying electronics knowing that next year's product will be faster than this year's? At some point you just got to say, screw it, I'd rather do this now instead of waiting for some hypothetical future where the
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Learning a foreign language is more than just learning grammar and vocabulary. It is also learning to distinguish the different sounds of that language and the ways to make those sounds. I can't do the searches for it right now, but fr
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With the air pollution drifting over from China into Korea, pollution indexes are reaching near-Beijing levels on some days, and air filter masks are becoming much more popular in Korea, across all gender and age groups. For this purpose, p
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There is surgery in Asia to shave the jawbones to achieve a slimmer face, so I'd expect that this kind of information would lead to an increase of giving soft foods to children in order for them to have the slim face that matches Asian
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For a minute I thought the drone algorithm was somehow running on Scratch, and I was curious as to how the author had managed to accomplish this feat...
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Where I live, we sort 6 different categories: Food, glass, metal, paper, hard plastic, soft plastic. Was a hassle at first, but now I get warm fuzzies knowing that I am reducing waste.
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I'm not sure what you wanted to point out in the link that you shared, but it seems to me that being a body builder is like being a painter or writer or skier or marathon runner, you just get the tools and do it. There's no need t
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I think there are many topics that should be taught to loved ones even if it doesn't resonate with them naturally. The ones that come immediately to my mind are: financial literacy, how to prepare for and respond in emergency situation
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Evidence of Kremlin assassination plot that British authorities sidelined
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I hoard digital media. I have thousands of e-books, movies, TV episodes, music, and games that I will never be able to consume in my lifetime. Not to mention all the time I spent obtaining the media. It does make me slightly uncomfortable t
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Challenging your assumptions: 1. Does China only care about Chinese? 2. If the Chinese government was first, who will be second?
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The top 0.1% is also part of the top 99%, but saying that only the top 99% can afford to finance bespoke art thefts is meaningless.
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Make no mistake, Apple is a multi-national megacorp just like Google and Microsoft, and is heavily influenced by shareholder sentiment. When push comes to shove, they will bow to political pressure, as exemplified by Tim Cook's praise
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This is the same Tim Cook that praised a conference to promote China's "cyber-sovereignty" vision as "developing a a digital economy for openness". Don't forget that Apple is very good at marketing, and will ch
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First they came for the Chinese, and I did not speak out— Because I was not Chinese. Edit: Wikipedia link to original poem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came_.. .
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Caps can be used on data lines to filter out high frequency noise, as it forms an RC lowpass filter with the source impedence (see here for an example: https://jretest.com/understanding-data-signals/ ), although I do n
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I remember being amazed by the 3D first person perspective in Total Eclipse on the Commodore 64 back in the 80's. The framerate was atrocious, and you moved like molasses, but the feeling of immersion that came from being able to move
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That's strange, did something change drastically for the latest Galaxy Watch? I have a Gear S2 from a few years ago, and I can get Outlook / GMail / WeChat / Kakaotalk notifications just fine. In fact, I was getting noti
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Could you clarify what the manufacturing angle and the materials angle is for this choice? Thanks.
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Here are my concerns with their statement: First, I recall warnings about too much fish consumption due to mercury levels in the fish. So how much fish consumption is necessary to get the required omega 3 and does the benefits balance out o
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