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| ======Kdenlive====== | ======Kdenlive====== | ||
| - | Kdenlive is a video editing application aimed at the professional video editor. | + | Kdenlive is a video editing application aimed at the professional video editor. It can ingest, edit, affect, correct, and render motion pictures. |
| - | It can ingest, edit, affect, correct, and render motion pictures. | + | |
| + | Pragmatically speaking, if you are doing serious, full-time video editing on Linux, you are either using Kdenlive or [[lightworks|Lightworks]]. Kdenlive is less analytical in its workflow style, and encourages free-flowing, timeline-centric experimentation, while Lightworks is older and more mature but has a more traditional, Steenbeck-inspired workflow. If you are new to editing on Linux, evaluate them both and see which one suits your needs. | ||
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| - | Partly because it otherwise resembles some popular closed source editors, there are a few particularly glaring gaps in the timeline-oriented toolset (no region select, no roll-edits, no slips or slides, inability to group-delete clips), and oversights in general functionality (no way in the GUI to duplicate and edit a title or lower-third, the inability to have more than one timeline per project, no insert edit function). | + | Partly because it otherwise resembles some popular closed source editors, there are a few particularly glaring gaps in the timeline-oriented toolset (no region select, no roll-edits, no slips or slides, inability to group-delete clips), and oversights in general functionality (no way in the GUI to duplicate and edit a title or lower-third, the inability to have more than one timeline per project, no insert-edit function). |
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| - | Kdenlive has many dependencies, some of which are not strictly necessary for it | + | ===== Install ===== |
| - | to work but the absence of which may restrict certain features from working. | + | |
| - | Depending on whether you care about the features depends on how you intend to | + | Kdenlive has many dependencies, some of which are not strictly necessary for it to work but the absence of which may restrict certain features from working. Whether you care about the features depends on how you intend to use Kdenlive; if you do not intend to ever import DV footage from tape, or use Kdenlive as a frontend for screencasting, then installing dependencies for those features are not important. If you aren't sure, then install everything. |
| - | use Kdenlive; if you do not intend to ever import DV footage from tape, or use | + | |
| - | Kdenlive as a frontend for screencasting, then installing dependencies for | + | |
| - | those features are not important. If you aren't sure, then install everything. | + | |
| Once all the dependencies are installed, the Slackbuild for Kdenlive is simple. | Once all the dependencies are installed, the Slackbuild for Kdenlive is simple. | ||
| - | Kdenlive builds directly upon the ''mlt'' framework. If you are attempting to compile Kdenlive shortly after a new release of ''mlt'', then you might find a sudden incompatibility. If this happens, then you have three options; | + | All dependencies, and Kdenlive itself, can be installed from [[http://slackbuilds.org]]. |
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| + | [{{ kdenlive.png?666 | Kdenlive is an industry-grade video editor.}}] | ||
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| + | Kdenlive builds directly upon the ''mlt'' framework. If you are attempting to compile Kdenlive shortly after a new release of ''mlt'', then you might find a sudden incompatibility. If this happens, then you have three options, plus one; | ||
| -Regress one version for both Kdenlive and mlt, bringing the two codebases back into sync. | -Regress one version for both Kdenlive and mlt, bringing the two codebases back into sync. | ||
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| - | One Kdenlive is installed, visit the ''View'' and ''Settings'' menus to customise the interface to your liking. | + | Once Kdenlive is installed, visit the ''View'' and ''Settings'' menus to customise the interface to your liking. |
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| + | ===== Slackermedia/OpenSource.com Tutorials ===== | ||
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| + | A complete crash course for Kdenlive, written by the Slackermedia maintainer, is available as a series of articles on | ||
| + | [[http://opensource.com/life/11/11/introduction-kdenlive|OpenSource.com]]. | ||
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| + | Those articles have also been compiled into a [[http://opensource.com/resources/ebook/video-editing|free ebook]]. | ||
| + | A series of additional tips and tricks are available on [[https://opensource.com/tags/kdenlive|opensource.com/tags/kdenlive]]. | ||
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| **See Also** \\ | **See Also** \\ | ||
| - | Lightworks \\ | + | Lightworks |
| - | Blender | + | |
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