VidCutter
A modern, simple to use, constantly evolving and hella fast MEDIA CUTTER + JOINER w/ frame-accurate SmartCut technology.
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anti_canada_ranger reviewed VidCutterDoes well at one thing and that's cropping. Doesn't reencode so there's no need to fiddle with output settings and processing is quick. Compiling multiple clips into one file is also possible. Limited in other areas like rotating video and the UI looks very Vista in a bad way.- ps_ttf thinks Lossless Cut is an alternative to VidCutter
Does well at one thing and that's cropping. Doesn't reencode so there's no need to fiddle with output settings and processing is quick. Compiling multiple clips into one file is also possible. Limited in other areas like rotating video and the UI looks very Vista in a bad way.
Hung at 66% of clip 3/3 on output. Nice interface, but useless if it can't write output.
Linux support is flakey. The choices you have are:
download 2.8 GB of crap and run a 'Flat Pak'
bind yourself into another closed eco-system -- Snap -- antithetical to 'Open Source'
compile your own from source
Yeah, very helpful for the droves of refugees to Linux from the Windows world -- NOT!
Can't transform clips at all, not even do basic rotations.
Worked great in the past now I'm unable to open files on Windows it just hangs forever and on linux saving hangs at 66% when I export a file.
Now I moved to Lossless Cut, works much better, but VidCutter had a better UI.
I've read that Vidcutter can edit video files without the need of reencoding the result, which is a big plus
[Edited by Maoholguin, July 22]