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Shotcut is a free, open source, cross-platform video editor for Windows, Mac and Linux. Major features include support for a wide range of formats; no import required meaning native timeline editing; Blackmagic Design support for input and preview monitoring; and resolution support to 4k. Copyright © 2011-2023 by Meltytech, LLC Shotcut is a trademark of Meltytech, LLC.

Update Node: R3 incorporates a variety of UI improvements and standard timecode export. Given a .dv file automatically detect scene changes within that file (best performance on cuts and fade through/to black). Write a .kino file with each of the scenes for post-processing. Dependencies: (Python) openCV matplotlib Tkinter

Gorp is an easy-to-use non-linear video editor primarily driven using a graphical interface. It is intended as an entry level tool for video editing, but will provide enough flexibility for more advanced users. Currently it can read and write MPG1 and MPG2 files, and transform them on the way. The number of transforms available is limited, but will grow. View the video flow at any part of the flow diagram, step forward, backward etc to make sure that it is correct. Write your own...

Simple Nonlinear Video Editor, Renderer and Transcoder following the Edit-Decision-List concept; based on mplayer, mencoder and qt

Abismo is a sofware of Video Off-line edition and composition all in one for brodcast , film and home edition. thinked for profesionals .

DV Titler allows you to create and edit titles that later you can add to your DV footage using a non linear video editor like Kino. As a file format it will use a dialect of SMIL and will be able to export DV.

KMSnip is a KDE frontend for mplayer and mencoder that allows the user to split large video files into smaller ones and optionally save an audio only mp3 file for each split. The interface is an intuitive GUI. Designed for concert videos.