The UI of the colour correction, for instance, worked in reverse. When I first wrote about Flowblade in the Linux Format magazine a few years ago, its effects UI was backwards.
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What that means is that you inherit a bunch of great video effects that are already written and ready to use, plus you get the great front-end user interface (UI) that Flowblade's developer provides you. Even if you've never used Flowblade before, you'll fly through hours of footage and end up with a rough assembly in next to no time, making it easily one of the simplest editors I've used.įlowblade benefits from the same set of video effects that nearly every Linux video editor has: the Frei0r. Additional buttons are present for some detail work (zooming in and out, undo and redo) but most of the application fits in one horizontal toolbar.īetter yet, all the major functions are assigned to keyboard shortcuts, so once you get into the swing of things, the editing process becomes fluid, and even graceful.
Video editors are famously complex, so how can an application that can fit all of its functionality in a single row of buttons claim to be a serious editor? Quite effectively, as it turns out all of Flowblade's primary functionality does indeed fit in about ten buttons in the middle button bar of the interface. Just everything you need, without any of the extra bells and whistles to get in your way.
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The features it does have are a laundry list of all the common must-have requests from working editors there are all the usual video cutting tasks, a full set of visual effects, some basic audio effects with keyframing, and exporting. It doesn't have twenty extra features that only apply to video peripherally. Of course, saying this about a Linux application can be deceptive, because Flowblade itself is essentially a front-end for MLT and FFmpeg, but complexity under the hood and file sizes aside, Flowblade is designed for cutting video. eBook: An introduction to programming with Bashįlowblade is a surprisingly lightweight application, which isn't a common trait among video editing applications.Try for free: Red Hat Learning Subscription.
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