Linux video editors

One of the reasons many people refuse to switch from a proprietary OS is (in their opinion) the lack of good creative programs on Linux. And if Photoshop can be replaced with Gimp, and Wavelab can be replaced with Audacity, then Adobe Premiere or Sony Vegas cannot be replaced.

I decided to dispel the myth a bit. Indeed, there is no full-fledged replacement for these powerful editors yet. But people who want, say, to mount their vacation or other amateur video, can come in handy Kdenlive (in the screenshot above) OpenSource video editor It supports many formats: mpeg, avi, dv, vob, wav, ogg, mp3, gif (static), jpg , png, svg, etc. Export: mpeg, dv, vob, realvideo, flash, theora, wav, mp3, xvid, quicktime, etc.






Multi-channel editing
Drag & Drop control
Uploading videos using Firewire
Basic effects / transitions
Overlaying text, pictures, other videos Open Movie Editor The same under Gnome Less buggy SVG overlay Many filters Official kdenlive website Official Open Movie Editor website Ubuntu installs simple

sudo apt-get install kdenlive

sudo apt-get install openmovieeditor

UPD: MaxCmd recommended the Jahshaka program (adding effects)