So while we are very excited to have the opportunity to finally release our work to the public, it’s also a bit stressful. Most of the code was rewritten, which also means many possible regressions. Kdenlive can be a valuable addition to your video editing software selection, allowing you to access various powerful features in an open-source environment.After more than 1.5 years of work, we are planning to release the refactoring version of Kdenlive in august, part of the KDE 18.08 Applications release. That way, everything syncs up on the timeline exactly as you wanted. However, this app will let you know the feedback or render different parts in advance. You can’t always see real-time feedback when video editing. It means you don’t need to worry about losing all those hours of effort if a mistake happens. Moreover, the application can automatically save backups of your work every few minutes. You can make lower-resolution versions for editing, rendering it back to the high-quality video for the final product. Sometimes, you want to edit the result on a computer or take your work home. It is very convenient, especially when trying to balance it. Sometimes you want to change colors, make audio changes, or replace another video part.Įverything is possible in the program. It certainly sped up the workflow needed to get the projects done.Įffects and transitions are a big part of video editing. We liked the ability to arrange our interface in a custom way and create shortcuts. You can choose the format you want and will typically convert it to another format, so you are working with the same ones throughout the project. Multi-track editing is sometimes necessary if you need different audio or video tracks. Remember that you might need to download FFmpeg or other open-source codecs to make it work with your computer.Ĭore features include a timeline with multiple tracks, a clip list, transitions, and other effects. The MLT framework handles a lot of the video processing itself. Kdenlive is a robust video editor built with KDE frameworks.
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