I hope it’s not asking too much from linux… But corruption is a no…Īny stable program would do but I need a few transitions and effects too, the equivalent of “dissolve” “slide” and “wipe”, with the likes of “compose” “transform”, rectangular transparent masks and trimming borders.

It can crashes some times, I don’t mind, this I learnt to cope with. I wanna ask you people, what program do you use ? Is shotcut stable, or will it corrupt my work ? Usually, the whole of project files amount to 10 to 14 Go and the resulting uncompressed video, from 9 to 10 Go. I expect any programmer to do the same…Īnyway…Though that rant was delightful and I hope the authors read it, When I do a work I expect myself to perform decently, or I work at something else. I’m just an amateur… not asking for davince resolve here.

So… as a compassionate Buddhist… I sincerely wish for the moronic authors to suffer in their life, for as many hours as I had with their ridiculous measly sham of a software that quite successfully p*sses on linux in the eyes of thoses aiming at a decent work. But my luck ran out quicker and quicker and since I work with projects of over a hundred clips now (mostly still pictures plus a few videos), each and every time I open the project it is corrupted. I struggled with kdenlive for months because it was the easiest to learn, the best interface, the most intuitive overall.

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