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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...

Video editor matching with the author's priorities: Just the functions needed, aesthetics and flexibility sacrificed for less dependency and more reliability.

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.

...That said... Aeyae Remux currently doesn't check or enforce this restriction, so beware -- garbage input will likely produce garbage output. Linux binaries are provided as AppImage, built on Ubuntu 14.04. 8 GB of RAM (but more is better) is highly recommended if working with source files longer than 2 hours.

A streamlined video editor with simple frame-by-frame timeline. Free, open-source, portable. The default package is ready for use with many essential plugins included, and can be further extended with 3rd party codecs and filters. See Wiki for detailed description: https://sourceforge.net/p/vdfiltermod/wiki. Previous name of this project: VirtualDub FilterMod