Re: [orca-list] GTK video editor for Linux accessible with Orca

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

I'm not familiar with any of the applications you mention. However, try Arista 
Transcoder or Handbrake, both of which use ffmpeg under the hood. Of course you 
can also use ffmpeg without the front end if you like. It supports many codecs, 
as well as frame rate and container format specifications. If you want to 
completely leave the proprietary formats in the dust where they belong, you can 
encode your videos in Webm format. Webm is a completely free format that is a 
more restrictive form of mkv, supporting only VP8 or VP9 video with either 
Vorbis or Opus audio. These suggestions help with frame rate specification, 
encoding/compression and joining files. For editing, you may want to try LiVES
http://lives-video.com/
It is one of the most accessible video editing applications with Orca that I 
have used, and it also uses ffmpeg as one of its back end applications.
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