This editor is really useful for mixing and matching the resolution and frame rates in a video file. All videos may also be dragged to the interface and dropped directly onto the timeline, ready make the changes you want, such as adjusting the audio, correcting the color, setting the white balance, or adding color saturation or sharpness filters.
Shortcut is a free and open source video editing app. Create and edit videos with a range of audio and visual editing tools.
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Simple editing
Offering up an engaged helpful community and tutorials, Shortcut positions itself as a more adaptable free alternative to pricey alternatives like Adobe and iMovie. The overall appearance and interface is familiar and simple to navigate for anyone used to video editing software. Without a library of optional plug ins, however, the more advanced features are less user friendly than with the genre leaders. While the active forums do generally provide answers to technical questions, certain issues can become frustrating. Another complaint with Shortcut is the general performance. Crashes and bugs are common and often result in lost work, cross-platform versions run into particular failures and frames often skip or repeat for no obvious reason. Due to the helpful learning resources and lack of cost, the software does provide a useful entry point to video editing software for beginners. Professional or advanced users will probably find the upgrade to more established alternatives necessary.
Starting to learn
Shortcut is a decent enough entry point to the world of video editing. Video tutorials and forum posts are sufficient to start playing around, but an upper limit in usefulness becomes quickly apparent.
Shotcut is an open source, cross-platform video editor with a wonderfully sleek, intuitive interface. With Shotcut you work with numerous panels that can be docked and undocked as you see fit. Viewable information includes details regarding media properties, an encoding panel, filter panel, and a jobs queue. You can also see recent files, view playlists with a thumbnail view and see recent search history. It even supports drag and drop functionality from file manager.
Key Features include:
- Wide format support.
- 4K resolution support.
- Audio mixing across all tracks.
- Video compositing across video tracks.
- Intuitive interface.
Shotcut has superb support for wide format media including hundreds of audio and video formats and codecs thanks to FFmpeg. Working with Shotcut is really easy you have all the information, tools and functions that you need to produce quality material. It supports native editing of media files, it has multi-format timelines, and it gives you data on resolutions and frame-rates within the project that you are working on.
Shotcut also has some really neat device options. With Blackmagic Design SDI and HDMI support for media input. You can input media from your screen, webcam and various audio capture devices as well
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