Hi,

I've just tested it,

kdenlive is in gutsy gibbon repository in 0.5 release, very easy to
install it with synaptic.

This software very easy to use for video editing is between kino for
beginners and cinelerra for advanced users, like studio pinnacle
software under windows(c).

It could be a great idea to put it in the next ubuntu studio hardy
release in the ubuntu-studio video meta-package.

enjoy it,

bye,

Tutorials in french to use it here :
http://fr.lprod.org/wiki/doku.php?id=video:kdenlive

Laurent from France.

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laurent.bellegarde schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I've just tested it,
>
> kdenlive is in gutsy gibbon repository in 0.5 release, very easy to
> install it with synaptic.
>
> This software very easy to use for video editing is between kino for
> beginners and cinelerra for advanced users,

I can back that - Kdenlive is really cool: important features like a
timeline-editor but much easier to use then Cinelerra. Unfortuantely it
is not stable enough for daily use - if crashbugs are fixed, it is
absolutey worth being included!
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Hartmut Noack a écrit :
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> laurent.bellegarde schrieb:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've just tested it,
>>
>> kdenlive is in gutsy gibbon repository in 0.5 release, very easy to
>> install it with synaptic.
>>
>> This software very easy to use for video editing is between kino for
>> beginners and cinelerra for advanced users,
>>
>
> I can back that - Kdenlive is really cool: important features like a
> timeline-editor but much easier to use then Cinelerra. Unfortuantely it
> is not stable enough for daily use - if crashbugs are fixed, it is
> absolutey worth being included!

Hi, the only trouble i have with it is crashing when i load ogg theora
media, the codec is not completly included.

But for the rest, eveything is ok, or seems to.

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laurent.bellegarde wrote:
> Hartmut Noack a écrit :
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>> laurent.bellegarde schrieb:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I've just tested it,
>>>
>>> kdenlive is in gutsy gibbon repository in 0.5 release, very easy to
>>> install it with synaptic.
>>>
>>> This software very easy to use for video editing is between kino for
>>> beginners and cinelerra for advanced users,
>>>
>> I can back that - Kdenlive is really cool: important features like a
>> timeline-editor but much easier to use then Cinelerra. Unfortuantely it
>> is not stable enough for daily use - if crashbugs are fixed, it is
>> absolutey worth being included!
>
> Hi, the only trouble i have with it is crashing when i load ogg theora
> media, the codec is not completly included.
>
> But for the rest, eveything is ok, or seems to.
>
> Laurent
>

I am not sure if you guys are subscribed to the -devel ML, but we are
deciding between kdenlive and Open Movie Editor (Both in the repos) for
inclusion by default.[1]

[1]
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-studio-devel/2008-January/000175.html


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laurent.bellegarde schrieb:
> Hartmut Noack a écrit :

>> is not stable enough for daily use - if crashbugs are fixed, it is
>> absolutey worth being included!
>
> Hi, the only trouble i have with it is crashing when i load ogg theora
> media, the codec is not completly included.

I saw it crashing with RAW-DV-files also and too frequently to be found
ready for productive use.

Still it is worth to be tested again with every new release: it could be
the No1 for fats, easy videojobs
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Andrew Hunter schrieb:

>
> I am not sure if you guys are subscribed to the -devel ML, but we are
> deciding between kdenlive and Open Movie Editor

I managed not to know this one. Thanks for the hint !! :-)
Open Movie Editor looks very promising and it works with Jack! Cool. My
first impression is, that it also runs better/smoother on not soo
powerful hardware (MSI-Notebook Turion 64, 768 RAM...)
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Andrew Hunter wrote:
>
> I am not sure if you guys are subscribed to the -devel ML, but we are
> deciding between kdenlive and Open Movie Editor (Both in the repos) for
> inclusion by default.

Why not both?

(just curious)

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Florin Andrei wrote:
> Andrew Hunter wrote:
>
>> I am not sure if you guys are subscribed to the -devel ML, but we are
>> deciding between kdenlive and Open Movie Editor (Both in the repos) for
>> inclusion by default.
>>
>
> Why not both?
>
> (just curious)
>

1 app per function.

-Cory m/

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Cory K. a écrit :
> Florin Andrei wrote:
>
>> Andrew Hunter wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I am not sure if you guys are subscribed to the -devel ML, but we are
>>> deciding between kdenlive and Open Movie Editor (Both in the repos) for
>>> inclusion by default.
>>>
>>>
>> Why not both?
>>
>> (just curious)
>>
>>
>
> 1 app per function.
>
> -Cory m/

Ok, i'm dicovering Open Movie Editor. I'm going to have a look.

Thank's, bye

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I just had a look at open movie editor, it looks quite simple indeed.
For having used Kdenlive for a job last year (and it was not yet 0.5
wich is far more stable) I can tell it's a well done software, simple
but complete and really promising (among the plus are the export
templates based on ffmpeg, good support for various formats, of course
it has its load of weird bugs, we encountered problems with audio tracks
during export but finally sort it out).
For now I think Kdenlive is a step forward than open movie editor, wich
looks fast and straight but also maybe too simplistic.

that's just an opinion from a kdenlive user.

deFred

(god my english is weird early in the morning)

laurent.bellegarde a écrit :
> Cory K. a écrit :
>
>> Florin Andrei wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Andrew Hunter wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> I am not sure if you guys are subscribed to the -devel ML, but we are
>>>> deciding between kdenlive and Open Movie Editor (Both in the repos) for
>>>> inclusion by default.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Why not both?
>>>
>>> (just curious)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> 1 app per function.
>>
>> -Cory m/
>>
>
> Ok, i'm dicovering Open Movie Editor. I'm going to have a look.
>
> Thank's, bye
>
> Laurent
>
>


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