Define 'compatible' please?dreamer wrote:what's the best compatible video editing software for linuxmint?
'Compatible' to what?? 
Tryout kino (you can install it via Synaptic) ... maybe this is what you were looking for?
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Re: editing software
'Compatible' to what?? Tryout kino (you can install it via Synaptic) ... maybe this is what you were looking for?
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Welcome to Mint dreamer
This may help
http://www.linux.com/articles/60624
Unfortunately when you google for "video editing linux" you get a bunch of hits that are too old - using kernel 2.4something - won't work
This may help
http://www.linux.com/articles/60624
Unfortunately when you google for "video editing linux" you get a bunch of hits that are too old - using kernel 2.4something - won't work
Nice info page and Feisty *.deb package can be found here:bytehopper wrote:Take a look at LiVES
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Infos about kino + Feisty *.deb package:
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Re: editing software
Was that software written for Linux? If not then it's not 'compatible' at all, and not only "not very compatible".dreamer wrote: well, i have sony vegas, and it's kind of hard for me to figure out, i heard it's not very compatible with linux
Yes. You might also want to try the other packages mentioned in this thread. Then look what works best for you.dreamer wrote: what i'm trying to do is make music videos out of my videos that i have and i want to cut certain scenes from one video and add a scene from another, will kino do that?
Hello,
I'm new to video editing myself, I've been making short clips with a digital photo camera and have only recently bought a miniDV cam from ebay
If you get your footage from a (mini)DV camera, you definitely want Kino, it's just great. It can deinterlace and add a few effects, enough for the quick edit, you know, cut what you don't need and stuff. Just get it anyway.
If you would like some more fun take a look at Cinelerra (be sure to use the community version, not the heroine one), it does crash a lot (A LOT!) but it recovers nicely. It's often criticized for it's complicated interface but I'm a total n00b and it works just fine for me, add video tracks start mixing.
I didn't check out Lives yet but I will soon.
I'm new to video editing myself, I've been making short clips with a digital photo camera and have only recently bought a miniDV cam from ebay
If you get your footage from a (mini)DV camera, you definitely want Kino, it's just great. It can deinterlace and add a few effects, enough for the quick edit, you know, cut what you don't need and stuff. Just get it anyway.
If you would like some more fun take a look at Cinelerra (be sure to use the community version, not the heroine one), it does crash a lot (A LOT!) but it recovers nicely. It's often criticized for it's complicated interface but I'm a total n00b and it works just fine for me, add video tracks start mixing.
I didn't check out Lives yet but I will soon.