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Free Realtime Video Editing for Linux

Posted by Roblimo on from the things-we've-been-hoping-for dept.

paRcat writes "Broadcast 2000 Final has been released. To those that are into realtime 640x480 video editing, this is good. It's an awesome package, and all free! Here's the link." Has anybody out there tried this yet? It sounds great, but so far we haven't been able to dig up anyone who's actually worked with this software to get their take on it.

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  1. Another NLE project by esca · · Score: 5

    I've been working on a GPL'd video editor for unix for sometime now.
    I'm looking for people willing to help with the project.

    http://www.crow.atu.com.au

    Eric

  2. bc2k by wharfrat · · Score: 5

    I downloaded the Binary version of this early this morning. Very Impressed. I had played with a Beta, this is much better. Just the nonlinear sound editing capabilities alone are unmached in Linux or GPL software -- let-alone the video. This version has support for any sound card supported by the kernel, the previos version Broadcast. This is a major leap in the Field of MultiMedia for Linux. As well as the buz in the SoundStudio mailing list. Personaly I had a fear this would not be GPL, as this was a major project, and it was not GPL in the BETAs. In fact the BETAs I saw had timebombs in them, they would expire.