But knowing how to do a little with Blender results in you being able to do an awful lot. But its playback is annoyingly slow (which you can use proxies for), and its learning curve is steep. No point in me continuing to watch people hopelessly flailing at this software with no help.Įdit, 4 months later: Also, Blender has some amazing video editing capabilities. Unlike OpenShot.I have unsubscribed for now. Pulling in all the kde dependencies was a slight annoyance. Then I checked, and this subreddit *is* linked to as the official OpenShot web forum.
I keep seeing posts here asking questions about these problems, and I wondered why everybody is posting here instead of some official OpenShot forum where they'd probably get more help. And it seems like everybody else does too. It seems like an awesome idea, with better workflow, but I kept having really major problems. Beside of that it is quite stable and robust.When I started working on videos recently, the first thing I put much effort into was OpenShot. Also it tends to slow down a lot on big projects with lots of filters and clips on multiple tracks. Shotcut has a user-friendly interface that allows users. Shotcut is free to download and use, making it an ideal option for creators on a budget. It is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.
To be completely honest it does lack some more advanced editing features compared to professional editors and in some places has some odd behavior that you have to get used to (undo and handling of transitions for example). Shotcut is an open-source, cross-platform video editor that allows creators to edit videos with a range of features and tools. In general SC is a good all-purpose video editor and beginner friendly with small data footprint (doesn’t need multiple GB of RAM e.g.) and it comes totally free with a great community OpenShot: OpenShot Video Editor is a free and open-source video editor for FreeBSD, Linux, macOS, and Windows. That may be due to rather old video codecs i used in magix that time - but results came out better and quicker in SC. SC really performed much better on this kind of job and also produced better video results. I was used to magix video (de luxe) which could handle the job but quite cumbersome and slow.
a really nice application, and in the meanwhile can generate complete videos in the cloud) - some with more than 10k images up to 4k each. I had created some huge image sequences from google earth studio (which is btw. That was exactly my setup where i came to SC.
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