Jimm can you said me the name of this Swedish film maker who's latest project are entirely done in Kdenlive, and the web page, or the youtube channel
2015-05-11 7:32 GMT-05:00 Jimmy Sjölund <[email protected]>: > On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 11:51 AM, Set Hallstrom <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Hi! >> On 2015-05-11 10:25, Jimmy Sjölund wrote: >> > Blueprint changed by Jimmy Sjölund: >> > >> > Whiteboard set to: >> > - Investige implication of Kdenlive becoming official KDE application >> > and future development, impact of kde libraries etc.: TODO >> > >> >> This is an interesting question! At the moment, there are 4 choices for >> video editing: >> - ptivi, >> - openshot >> - kdenlive, >> - blender >> >> On a personal note, i have to confess that ptivi and openshot have given >> me nothing but frustrations. They are the reason i installed kdenlive >> back when it was not included in ubuntustudio. I also believe kdenlive >> is the only reason i have kde libraires. >> >> While i must say Kdenlive is a great tool, Blender VSE has become >> amazingly powerful. So much that i had almost forgotten about kdenlive >> all together... >> >> > The reason I put it up there is to check if it will affect Ubuntu Studio > or not. It could be that it will continue to work just as before, but it > raised some questions when I read Kdenlive's latest updates: > ----------------------------------- > We stick to KDE Applications release schedule, which means one bugfix > release every month, one feature improved version every 4 months. > > Since we are now based on Qt5/KF5, you NEED KDE Frameworks 5 to run > Kdenlive. > > You will have to run a recent distribution offering KF5, this may be > problematic at the beginning (you can stick to 0.9.10)... > ----------------------------------- > So it could be that 0.9.10 would be that last version for Ubuntu Studio, > or not. > > I have tried several video editors over the year and they all have their > advantages and disadvantages. PiTiVi and openshot I would say are in the > same category, easy to do home videos but not suitable for any medium or > advanced editing. Making a amateur home music video with more than one > video and one audio file is IMHO a mess. > Kdenlive is quite powerful, but not the best GUI. This might have changed > with the latest version though. You can with some work do a lot but it more > often require google skills and reading forums to understand how to do it. > Not click-and-drag like in Mac or Windows environments. > Blender, to me, is more of a 3D application and not really a video editor > even though you would be able to do a music video in Blender. I think it's > a big step for someone new to linux to give them an advance 3D application, > here go do some videos! > > So far Kdenlive have been the least worst choice. I know a Swedish film > maker who's latest project are entirely done in Kdenlive. > > Then there is Lightworks and Cinelerra which are on the advanced side. > They have a bit of more tricky licensing, but I haven't studied them in > detail. > > /Jimmy > > -- > ubuntu-studio-devel mailing list > [email protected] > Modify settings or unsubscribe at: > https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-devel > > -- Washington Indacochea Delgado
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