Kdenlive - Free and Open Source Video Editor
Kdenlive is the acronym for KDE Non-Linear Video Editor. It works on Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD.
Présentation
Kdenlive is a community project which aims to deliver a free and open source video editing software application to allow everybody to produce high quality content in order to increase the democratization of the media. The application has a graphical user interface written in C++ with Qt and uses KDE libraries for the MLT framework written by Dan Dennedy, which relies on FFmpeg to decode and encode almost all the video and audio formats that are available today, and which hosts effects libraries like Frei0r and Movit for video, and LADSPA and SOX for audio.
The new perspective is to make the project even bigger. Before the end of the year, the first Kdenlive Café is announced with the aim of getting more people involved. During this virtual meeting, it immediately became clear that in order to grow, Kdenlive needed to be cross-platform. The Windows version was announced in 2016, began with a sprint meeting followed by the new logo and the new site.
Kdenlive is part of the KDE Community. The legal entity behind the community is KDE e.V., a German non-profit organization.
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