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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.

Vidiot is a non-linear video editor targeted for home video editing. It supports compositing (scaling/rotating/positioning), cropping, changing speed, adding transitions and titles, trimming, key frames, etc.

0.2 is the upcoming major release of Olive. It's a complete rewrite from the ground up designed around cutting-edge features to help you make the best videos possible. Olive 0.2 provides powerful and flexible node-based compositing. Node editing is a form of visual programming that gives you full control over how Olive renders your video. Rather than a "fixed" pipeline where one effect occurs after the other, nodes allow you to connect anything to anything else allowing a ton of flexibility...

Version 3.x available here on SourceForge has been superseded by version 4.x available on Github. The later is a port to JavaScript, PHP and Ruby - all dependencies on Flash have been removed, as well as some of the functionality it provided. Version 3.x --------------- Extensible Flash and PHP online video editor with effects, transitions, titling, timeshifting and compositing. Client side ActionScript provides a robust GUI that interacts with PHP through simple XML protocols for saving...

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

AVSLib is an extension library to the Avisynth non-linear video editor, offering a rich set of new features: filters (animation, editing, runtime and more), array containers & operators, debugging tools, math & string functions and many more.

OpenVIP (Open Video Processor) is a cross-platform, highly modular non-linear video editor and video processing library. It is available for Windows and Unix.

JBEdit is an AJAX online video editor (based on jQuery), where the edit capabilities reside on server side. You can extract a selection and tag it. All the edit is done on MP4 videos via ffmpeg.

Vivia is a video editing program for Linux and Windows. It provides extremely easy editing of clips and transitions in real-time, along with multi-camera support for editing scenes that were recorded by more than one camera simultaneously.

Scilab Aurora is a simple but useful video editor for Linux and Windows.It implements almost all features of a non-liner editor,such as filter,transitions,motion setting,transparency setting.It includes EVP.

Exymen aims towards being a universal cross platform multimedia editor. The goal is to have one application capable of editing all kinds of media content, including sound, video, slide presentations and white board content. Exymen has an open generic AP

Saya aims to become a professional cross-platform non-linear video editor for Windows, Linux and Mac. It's written in Qt and C++, and will adopt User Interface design and features from commercial video editors.

JMEdit is a Java and FFmpeg-based video editor intended to be intuitive and easy to use, with a focus on keeping simple tasks simple while working on all configurations.