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Not sure I used Piviti, but used Shortcut, Openshot and Kdenlive. Kdenlive wins hands-down in stability and least amount of UI glitches. (I recall that these i
by coderdd 4y ago
Not sure I used Piviti, but used Shortcut, Openshot and Kdenlive. Kdenlive wins hands-down in stability and least amount of UI glitches.
(I recall that these interestingly share the same video editing backend, just the integration is different?)
- l-p 4y ago> Kdenlive wins hands-down in stability It's the only one that does not have a 50% chance of segfaulting on every click. Not an exaggeration. Pretty much the only viable solution for FOSS video editing though I have yet to try Blender.
- liotier 4y agoI have found Shotcut to be entirely stable over the last year on both Windows and Linux, whereas the last version of Kdenlive I just tested this morning experiences freezes on Windows. I'm quite happy with Shotcut.
- shakna 4y ago> (I recall that these interestingly share the same video editing backend, just the integration is different?) Last time I looked, they were all using MLT [0] for the backend. [0] https://www.mltframework.org/ https://www.mltframework.org/
- TingPing 4y agoPitivi uses gstreamer for everything.
- viraptor 4y agoFor me Shotcut won in usability. Openshot often had no tools for what I wanted, and Kdenlive was just so clunky with the interface I wanted to throw my laptop away and pay someone else finish the project. Shotcut is by no means perfect and for example simple masking ends requiring sliders in the plug-in to adjust the rectangle size on the display... but it still won.
- NoGravitas 4y agoWeirdly, in my use, Openshot was the stable one among those. Not discounting your experience, but wondering if it could be, e.g., distribution-specific.