Re:Pitivi – Free video editor with a beautiful and intuitive...
by Nihilartikel on Monday December 11, 2023 @09:03AM
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I did some semi-serious work in Linux on the free version earlier this year. Performance was pretty good, and I believe that it did use the GPU.
The only big annoyance for me was the lack of a h265 codec. I had some FFMPEG shell scripts for the final exports, but it was a pain and I eventually paid for the full version, which I am very happy with considering it is a lifetime license. Some premium features like speech transcription, where you can select a video segment by simply selecting dialog from a text box, were a big time saver too.
With my last editing experience being Adobe Premiere in the early 2000s, Resolve was simply amazing.
The only big annoyance for me was the lack of a h265 codec. I had some FFMPEG shell scripts for the final exports, but it was a pain and I eventually paid for the full version, which I am very happy with considering it is a lifetime license. Some premium features like speech transcription, where you can select a video segment by simply selecting dialog from a text box, were a big time saver too.
With my last editing experience being Adobe Premiere in the early 2000s, Resolve was simply amazing.