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On 2016-06-11, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Grant Edwards wrote: |
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>> I've got a handful of mp4 video clips (a minute or two each). All I |
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>> want to do is |
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>> 1) Concatenate them with fade-in at beginning of each clip and fade-out |
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>> at the end of each clip. |
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>> 2) Superimpose a title at the beginning for a few seconds. |
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>> Can anybody recomment a simple video editor? |
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> Here is a couple more video editors that you may want to look into. |
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> Kdenlive kde-apps/kdenlive |
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> Avidemux media-video/avidemux |
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> The first one is KDE based. Last time I used it, it was large but had |
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> lots of fancy stuff it could do. |
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Yea, I was hoping not to install KDE. |
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> The second one has both a gtk and qt based version. I'm guessing |
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> that is controlled by USE flags. I seem to have both of them here. |
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> :/ |
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Thanks. I may try avidemux. |
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Right now I'm experimenting with mlt's "melt" command line editor. It |
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seems to produces small, high-quality output files. I've figured out |
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how to do video fade-in, fade-out, but can't get audio fade-in/out to |
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work yet. |
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Grant |
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