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IMHO kdenlive and openshot are the best editors available for linuc, but

they dont come anywhere near the current industry standards like final cut

or avid
On 5 Dec 2011 17:51, "Allan Wind"  wrote:
On 2011-12-05 16:00:27, harryhaaren@gmail.com wrote:

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> I'm craving a compositing video editor for Li...

Not sure what compositing refers to in video context, but the

only thing that I found which sorta kinda works works for video

on Linux is kino.  cinelerra should also fit the bill but it too

unstable to be usable to be useful when I tried it.

/Allan

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 they dont come anywhere near the current industry standards like final cut=

 or avid
On 5 Dec 2011 17:51, "Allan Wind" &l=

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com> wrote:On 2011-12-05 16:00:27=

, harryhaaren@gmail.com wrote:=
> I'm craving a compositing video editor for Li...Not sur=

e what compositing refers to in video context, but the

only thing that I found which sorta kinda works works for video

on Linux is kino. =A0cinelerra should also fit the bill but it too

unstable to be usable to be useful when I tried it.
/Allan

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