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Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
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Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#72Welcome to Hacker News. And what a post for your first post, too :) Omniclip is already at the level where I could have used this for a recent project, for which I had to inset a video inside a slideshow (I ended up using pymovie, but it was time-consuming without a GUI to help me align everything). As for feedback, I think an undo system could be a good next feature. I really appreciate that it's FOSS!
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#73I often close tabs by mistake, and there doesn't seem to be a confirmation dialog when closing the tab (or otherwise navigating away from it) while I'm actively working on an unsaved project. Is this something that could be added?
I think I would be able to add that, also your project is saved every move, either when you move some clip on timeline or on canvas/player
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#74Welcome to Hacker News. And what a post for your first post, too :) Omniclip is already at the level where I could have used this for a recent project, for which I had to inset a video inside a slideshow (I ended up using pymovie, but it was time-consuming without a GUI to help me align everything). As for feedback, I think an undo system could be a good next feature. I really appreciate that it's FOSS!
Yea I couldnt dream of better reception of this project after so much work I've put into it... not even expecting. There aleady is undo/redo if thats what you mean, its on timeline panel
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#75Thank you so much for working on this! I strongly believe that we need as a community to invest in an open source video editor based on the web using WebCodec. I did a talk last year to beg people to work on it! https://youtu.be/0cb0Bq4gLPo?si=7sPcAuH_9CDzM4xg
Let me know if I can be of any help. vjeuxx@gmail.com
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#76Wow this is amazing, I was actually thinking of making something similar but I tried researching and I was like - yeah not going to happen in my life.
Kudos to you, and thanks for making it open source!
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#77great job!
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#78[flagged]
Client side is the entire point that makes this project novel and awesome. It's obvious that the target use case is quick access to an editor in browser for easy video creation.
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#79Welcome to Hacker News. And what a post for your first post, too :) Omniclip is already at the level where I could have used this for a recent project, for which I had to inset a video inside a slideshow (I ended up using pymovie, but it was time-consuming without a GUI to help me align everything). As for feedback, I think an undo system could be a good next feature. I really appreciate that it's FOSS!
Yea I couldnt dream of better reception of this project after so much work I've put into it... not even expecting. There aleady is undo/redo if thats what you mean, its on timeline panel
Ah, thanks - I see it now! I was trying to use Ctrl-Z and didn't notice the button.
Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App
#80[flagged]
> I get that it's all client-side, but that is not an advantage to people working with video files, which are often large, and upload speeds are often the biggest bottleneck.
This comment seems strange to me, can you explain it better?
I would guess that for most video editing, source files will generally be either on some form of local storage, or will hosted with a cloud storage provider. Unless your server side editor is also providing your storage, I don't see how this is a benefit. Source files will generally be significantly largers so waiting on uploading material till after you have the finished result seems better for slow connections.