#linuxvideediting — Public Fediverse posts
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After a one hour session on an exploratory test project I felt confident enough to edit my next video with KDEnlive instead of Cinelerra-GG. I tried some of the most common things I like to do in my edits, and figured out how to do them pretty quickly.
I'm in the process of editing that next video right now, and it's such a breeze. I do have to relearn things, and KDEnlive isn't without bugs either, but they're a lot less in your face than with Cinelerra-GG and the UI is 100000 times better. Seriously, I don't know what GUI library Cinelerra is using but it's so clunky.
All in all, I'm pretty satisfied. Things like speeding up parts of video are a lot less error prone, they keyframe handling took some getting used to, but now that I understand it feels much more intuitive than with Cinelerra. Keyframing the volume is a breeze. Just overall, I find KDEnline much more intuitive.
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After a one hour session on an exploratory test project I felt confident enough to edit my next video with KDEnlive instead of Cinelerra-GG. I tried some of the most common things I like to do in my edits, and figured out how to do them pretty quickly.
I'm in the process of editing that next video right now, and it's such a breeze. I do have to relearn things, and KDEnlive isn't without bugs either, but they're a lot less in your face than with Cinelerra-GG and the UI is 100000 times better. Seriously, I don't know what GUI library Cinelerra is using but it's so clunky.
All in all, I'm pretty satisfied. Things like speeding up parts of video are a lot less error prone, they keyframe handling took some getting used to, but now that I understand it feels much more intuitive than with Cinelerra. Keyframing the volume is a breeze. Just overall, I find KDEnline much more intuitive.