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Ensuite, j'ai essayé un éditeur vidéo Linux, Open Movie Editor, mais il s'est avéré problématique et n'a jamais fonctionne correctement. Il avait l'air fort intéressant, | Ensuite, j'ai essayé un éditeur vidéo Linux, Open Movie Editor, mais il s'est avéré problématique et n'a jamais fonctionne correctement. Il avait l'air fort intéressant, | ||
- | C'était | + | C'est à peu près à cette époque que j'ai découvert JumpCut, un éditeur vidéo en ligne. Le concept en était différent : il suffisait de téléverser vos séquences vidéo brutes sur le site Web, puis de les éditer en ligne et JumpCut hébergeait le produit final. Il fonctionnait vraiment bien, quasiment sans problèmes. La société avait été créée en 2005, mais achetée par Yahoo! en octobre 2006 en tant que service qui rapporterait beaucoup. Mais Yahoo! a traversé une période difficile et, pendant la restructuration de la société, elle a arrêté JumpCut en juin 2009. Tant pis. |
**My next video editor was Avidemux, a very simple application found in the Ubuntu repositories. It proved very precise, used very low RAM and CPU resources, rendered videos quite fast, and produced “okay” results. The documentation is poor, but there is a good flossmanuals.net manual that makes up for it. Avidemux also lacks a “drag and drop” timeline, which makes editing videos an exercise in careful planning. I had audio codec compatibility issues, too, but the main drawback was jumpy transitions between video clips. Development of Avidemux was still ongoing in mid-2018, but the last version in the Ubuntu repositories was for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Trusty Tahr, and there has been nothing since. | **My next video editor was Avidemux, a very simple application found in the Ubuntu repositories. It proved very precise, used very low RAM and CPU resources, rendered videos quite fast, and produced “okay” results. The documentation is poor, but there is a good flossmanuals.net manual that makes up for it. Avidemux also lacks a “drag and drop” timeline, which makes editing videos an exercise in careful planning. I had audio codec compatibility issues, too, but the main drawback was jumpy transitions between video clips. Development of Avidemux was still ongoing in mid-2018, but the last version in the Ubuntu repositories was for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Trusty Tahr, and there has been nothing since. | ||
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- | En 2010, je testais un nouveau éditeur vidéo, Pitivi, qui se sert de GStreamer en arrière-plan. C' | + | En 2010, je testais un nouveau éditeur vidéo, Pitivi, qui se sert de GStreamer en arrière-plan. C' |
**Next was Cinelerra, a professional-style video Linux editor project started in 2002 and still in development in 2019. There were no packages available on Ubuntu in 2010 or since, and so I tried it out on another distro, Puppy Linux, and discovered it was very complex to use. Cinelerra has many forks and branches, including Cinelerra-HV, | **Next was Cinelerra, a professional-style video Linux editor project started in 2002 and still in development in 2019. There were no packages available on Ubuntu in 2010 or since, and so I tried it out on another distro, Puppy Linux, and discovered it was very complex to use. Cinelerra has many forks and branches, including Cinelerra-HV, | ||
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In December 2016, I tried out Kdenlive (KDE Non-Linear Video Editor), a project that was started in 2002 and has been part of the KDE desktop since 2015. It uses the Media Lovin' Toolkit (MLT) and libraries such as FFmpeg. The interface uses the Qt toolkit, so it integrates nicely into Kubuntu and now Lubuntu, which has used Qt since 17.10. It runs well on the other Ubuntu flavors, as well.** | In December 2016, I tried out Kdenlive (KDE Non-Linear Video Editor), a project that was started in 2002 and has been part of the KDE desktop since 2015. It uses the Media Lovin' Toolkit (MLT) and libraries such as FFmpeg. The interface uses the Qt toolkit, so it integrates nicely into Kubuntu and now Lubuntu, which has used Qt since 17.10. It runs well on the other Ubuntu flavors, as well.** | ||
- | Entre 2013 et 2016 j'ai essayé à nouveau diverses versions de Pitivi, y compris par des téléchargements de flatpack, mais il était toujours instable, lent et nécessitait des ressources considérables à l' | + | Entre 2013 et 2016 j'ai essayé à nouveau diverses versions de Pitivi, y compris par des téléchargements de flatpack, mais il était toujours instable, lent, et nécessitait des ressources considérables à l' |
- | En décembre 2016, j'ai essayé Kdenlive (KDE Non-Linear Video Editor), un projet qui a démarré en 2002 et fait partir | + | En décembre 2016, j'ai essayé Kdenlive (KDE Non-Linear Video Editor), un projet qui a démarré en 2002 et fait partie |
*Kdenlive has an excellent on-line manual, is easy to use, and has a wide variety of input and output video formats, including modern free formats such as .webm and Therora. It renders videos quite quickly, has really nice, smooth, transitions, | *Kdenlive has an excellent on-line manual, is easy to use, and has a wide variety of input and output video formats, including modern free formats such as .webm and Therora. It renders videos quite quickly, has really nice, smooth, transitions, |
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