Re: question: mixed vc separate clips

Hi there, everybody. As a Kdenlive user, I think the opinions of Kdenlive users matter more than the opinion of the developers of other video editing software. It's only logical, surely there must be a reason that Kdenlive is the preferred editor for the users that are using it? You might be muc

Re: question: mixed vc separate clips

Le 30/08/2017 à 01:34, alcinos a écrit : If you want to voice an opinion for one of the approaches, or outline advantages/drawbacks that we may not have thought of, we are looking forward to hearing from you!" of course (?) the two clips created from the bin must have some sort of link to ke

Re: question: mixed vc separate clips

bullseye alcinos! thanks :D ps i will make a post on the website as well with the same text. 2017-08-29 20:34 GMT-03:00 alcinos : > Hi Farid, > > Here is an developed text: > "Kdenlive is a Free and Open Source video editor > developed and maintained by a community of hac

Re: question: mixed vc separate clips

Hi Farid, Here is an developed text: "Kdenlive is a Free and Open Source video editor developed and maintained by a community of hackers and video makers. We are currently doing a code refactoring which will be taking a step forward in making our software more suitable for p

Re: question: mixed vc separate clips

I will submit this to some reddit communities to test the waters, anyone has a suggestion on the text before sending it? 2017-08-29 16:06 GMT-03:00 farid abdelnour : > So to move forward with our decision we can ask some editing communities > what they feel about each approach. The text could be

question: mixed vc separate clips

So to move forward with our decision we can ask some editing communities what they feel about each approach. The text could be something like this: "Kdenlive is a Free and Open Source video editor developed and maintained by a community of hackers and video makers. We are c