Flowblade
Flowblade is a multitrack non-linear video editor for Linux released under GPL 3 license.
What is Flowblade?
Flowblade is a multitrack non-linear video editor for Linux released under GPL 3 license.
Flowblade is designed to provide a fast, precise and robust editing experience. Flowblade employs a film-style insert editing model as workflow. In insert editing clips are generally placed tightly after other clips when they are inserted on the timeline. Edits are fine tuned by trimming in and out points of clips or by cutting and deleting parts of clips.
Flowblade provides powerful tools to mix and filter video and audio.
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Flowblade information
- LicensingOpen Source and Free product.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 2.5
- Alternatives60 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 1,860 Stars
- 168 Forks
- 80 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- Video Editor
Flowblade is not really good to cut sequences, or to assemble footages, but it's just awesome to color-grade a video or something like that, Flowblade's filters are very very nice.
I am not saying that this is it for FlowBlade... I can imagine that it will become a cool, usable editing tool... anytime in the near future...
but as for now, it has major deficiencies... such as rendering, to start with... and it make the application unusable...
rendering is THE KEY THING about video editing... rendering settings can vary greatly... I mean, when you render, you should be able to choose from MANY good options... cause you should be able to control how your work is being output, realized...
surprisingly enough, I found ZERO option at rendering... this is a no go ........................................................ PS: this is the second time I was checking out FlowBlade... if some MINIMUM requirements were met -- such as rendering in a decent manner, offering a good enough way to create titles -- I would love to try it again... or rather, for the first time...
I understand that it's one person developing it, and it is also obvious that while KDENLIVE is 260Mb, Flowblade is 4Mb only... but this shouldn't mean that the user has to put up with 3rd class... whatever the size, it has to function... decently...
I wish to see new developments, still... I would like to try it for real some day...
I was searching for a software to adjust my video's colors, because DaVinci Resolve did not worked, and many apps like that, and I found Flowblade : It was just what I was searching for !
After tried PiTiVi and OpenShot, which both had stop working after few renders, I found Flowblade and now I'm happy with is simple interface.