Thank you a lot !
À video editor was missing, indeed. Just like you, I hated to use Linux for this recently, and ffmpeg alone was a bit painful.
Again, thank you !
Le 29 mai 2020 17:12:28 GMT+02:00, Marc Espie <espie@nerim.net> a écrit :
>A few days ago, I imported shotcut, then fixed quite a few bugs so
>that it's now usable.
>
>Now that snapshots have rolled over, it is available as a package.
>
>shotcut is modern video editing software.
>
>With the current medical situation, I had needs to prepare online video
>courses, and having to go back to using windows or linux for that was
>hateful.
>
>There was a partial shotcut port in openbsd-wip, courtesy of bentley@,
>and together with tracey@, we set out to make it work, including some
>mlt
>update.
>
>After a bit of tidying by rsadowski@ and some clues by tb@, I finally
>got
>it to fully work (to the best of my knowledge).
>
>I do not usually post announces for whatever port here, but I think
>that this is a significant improvement over the previous situation.
>
>We now have fairly decent video editing software.
>
>(I've tried kdenlive at about the same time, but shotcut is way more
>intuitive and there are tons of tutorials on youtube, that one
>is fairly good:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlDG90sbhQY
>
>and that one will teach you everything you need to know for text
>animations:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=563nTLLgSAw)
>
>Note: this does require a fairly hefty machine, the "on-the-fly" video
>editing
>tends to punch machines into the ground as soone as you do any
>significant
>compositing.
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