hello everybody this is techcut in this
video what i'm going to be doing is
talking about video editors specifically
this is going to be a follow-up video to
this why i switched to resolve from
caden live best video editor on linux
when i made this video uh i was rather
disappointed with my experiences in
caden live it's a if you don't know
caden live is a free and open source
video editor available on all systems
windows mac linux whatever you happen to
be using and honestly for free and open
source software is probably one of the
best and most feature packed options out
there
for sure but when i made this video
there were just some things that were
not working that were completely
detrimental to
just basic video editing workflows for
example one of the big things was audio
clipping you would clip audio and if you
didn't clip it in like dead air or just
where there's no audio at all it would
have a little
high pitched clip effect it just did not
sound good
but
it was uh kind of discouraging so about
a week after using
so about a week
so about a week after you
and now recently this is a recent or a
project i'm currently working on for uh
setting up steam os on this device right
here
and throughout this entire thing and
there's no clipping that that's one of
the issues that was completely resolved
and another one was slides if i go to
file and let's go ahead and open a
recent and let's go to my guide edit say
no for now this right here is a recent
video that i actually published where i
it's actually that pc right there i
installed a proxmox on it and set up a
windows virtual machine and
i'm using a lot of these uh slide
effects so if i zoom in here you can see
i just cut the screen recording placed
it on top did a transform so it zoomed
in
so then we got uh this effect going on
right here where it just slides over to
replace it it's a little choppy right
now but it doesn't look like that in the
actual video
beforehand when you would do this it
would like have a black bar that would
kind of go across with it it just didn't
look good and yes i can go keyframe by
keyframe and do the same thing but you
should be able to use the compositions
drop them on in and be good to go this
was a another issue that has been
completely fixed and for the most part
any other little minor complaints and
everything i haven't run into any
significant issues like a lot of other
video editors even big applications like
adobe premiere pro those crash all the
time this crash is here and they're
actually uh
posted a picture on twitter of a recent
crash i had but i posted that while i
was still sitting there on this program
is not responding and i eventually just
gave and i hit
weight like probably five to ten times
before i finally gave up and force
closed it but when it opened up luckily
it uh pulled everything and i did not
lose really any time at all within the
editing software and other than that the
only other big issue i have is uh when
you first drag in footage it kind of
gives you a little pop-up offering to
have you change the resolution frame
rate to match the clips you put in
there's been a couple times that i like
just throw a clip and start cutting it
up and i go back and i click on that and
it completely screws everything up it
like shifts everything over a couple
frames because there's been a frame rate
change uh you could do that in project
settings as well but doing it through
that gives you a whole bunch of warnings
telling you hey save everything before
you do this but if you use their little
suggestion button within the library
there it doesn't give you all those
warnings and it doesn't offer to save it
for you and it just screws everything up
but that's the only issue i have at this
point and with that i've been using
caden live a lot more there's a period
of time there that i completely switched
over to davinci resolve to do all the
cutting all the effects and everything
and now at this point i kind of have
like a two-stage workflow where i do my
initial cut in uh kaden live cut out all
the dead air mistakes things like that
render out the footage to davinci
resolve on an m1 macbook air do some
color correcting take it back to caden
live and do a bunch of editing and then
finish it off in davinci resolve i go
back and forth sometimes i do most of
everything in caden live but it's really
nice to be able to have the option to
use those two tools but on linux if i
had to switch back over completely
to caden live i think i'd be able to do
so
although the color correction color
grading in davinci resolve is absolutely
amazing another thing is
the with the errors that caedenlive had
initially when i recorded that video um
it was worse than what you had to do to
get davinci resolve working in linux
with davinci resolve even if you pay for
a license you're gonna have to use a
ffmpeg
to transcode it to get audio to work if
you're using the free version
good luck if you unless if you have like
terabytes of storage because just the
size of the media that davinci resolve
the free version of davinci resolve in
linux needs like one video clip that
would be like 500 megabytes
ends up being like
30 gigabytes when you uh use ffmpeg to
render it out to what davinci resolve
wants so at this point i kind of shifted
to
davinci resolve isn't really worth using
on linux compared to
something like caden live now
that's about it i just was making this
video because i feel like it would be a
disservice to the people who work
on the caden live project to not make
this follow-up video
and uh with all that if you're
interested in trying it out like always
download links will be down below and if
you want to see what package format you
should be using there'll be a video down
below so you can uh see what runs better
whether that be uh regular repository
packages flat packs snap app images it's
all there check out that video and with
all that have a beautiful day
and good bye
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