2020-07-25, 04:27 PM
Is anyone using open source video editing software? I'm looking for something to replace the Power Director 10 I lost when my unit went south, and can't afford a new one. Tks.
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2020-07-25, 05:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 2020-07-25, 05:21 PM by snagglewest.)
If you're just looking for a basic editor I use Avidemux which supports win & linux. If you're looking to automate conversions I like MCEbuddy but it's windows only but will run under wine in linux.
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2020-07-26, 10:18 PM
There are quite a few to choose from. Here's a review of 8 of them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmHAiUcAPwk
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2020-08-04, 01:47 AM
I am now using avidemux, and it appears to work well. But I am having to test various dvd burning programs, as winx dvd author doesn't seem to work well. I'm sure I'll get through this eventually, and thanks for the info.
sm (2020-07-25, 05:12 PM)snagglewest Wrote: If you're just looking for a basic editor I use Avidemux which supports win & linux. If you're looking to automate conversions I like MCEbuddy but it's windows only but will run under wine in linux.I tried avidemux enough to know I have a problem with it, and wondering if you know of a workaround. No matter how I output it, the resulting file seems to be limited to 4:3 aspect ratio. If my source is a 16:9 video, then the output will be letterboxed (reduced in size). Is there any way I can get full screen 16:9 aspect ratio in this program? |
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