Vidiot is a video editor targeted for plain home video editing.
A user-friendly video editor that can be handled by any type of user, enabling them to easily and quickly create movie sequences and home videos
Vidiot is an intuitive video editing application especially designed for the home user, enabling you to easily create video timelines. Its main advantage is ease of use, since both beginners and advanced users will be able to edit the video settings and create movie sequences, without a lot of hassle.
The single-window interface allows you to manage the contents of your project, adjust the video opacity, scaling, alignment and position, all while previewing the output.
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Vidiot
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Our users have written 2 comments and reviews about Vidiot, and it has gotten 7 likes
From Debian 10.7, Vidiot requires ffmpeg 7:4.2.2 or higher, a version not available in buster-backports.
The one currently stable in debian repo is ffmpeg 7:4.1.6-1~deb10u1.
I'll pass until dev uses accessible dependencies.
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• Review • 5 months ago • 0 replies
There´s no toolbar with tools for easy access, you got to read the help file and use the keyboard to do lots of stuff like splitting the video for example. I wanted to change the video codec and also the bit rate when exporting the video. When I did change the codec I got a error that it couldn't write the header. I tried several codecs.
About the Bit Rate, why not show it in Kbps or even Mbps like any other similar application instead of Bits that will show a number with lots of zeroes so you have to count them just to know if you get it right.
At least I learned that "Gop" is the same as "Keyframe", the word every other video editor use. It seems very buggy and lacking easily accessible tools.
The developer have put lots of effort into making the functions work, but if more time is spent to improve the UI it would become so much better.
From Debian 10.7, Vidiot requires ffmpeg 7:4.2.2 or higher, a version not available in buster-backports.
The one currently stable in debian repo is ffmpeg 7:4.1.6-1~deb10u1.
I'll pass until dev uses accessible dependencies.
There´s no toolbar with tools for easy access, you got to read the help file and use the keyboard to do lots of stuff like splitting the video for example.
I wanted to change the video codec and also the bit rate when exporting the video. When I did change the codec I got a error that it couldn't write the header. I tried several codecs.
About the Bit Rate, why not show it in Kbps or even Mbps like any other similar application instead of Bits that will show a number with lots of zeroes so you have to count them just to know if you get it right.
At least I learned that "Gop" is the same as "Keyframe", the word every other video editor use.
It seems very buggy and lacking easily accessible tools.
The developer have put lots of effort into making the functions work, but if more time is spent to improve the UI it would become so much better.