Not to be confused with OpenCut, which is a completely different FLOSS video editor.
OpenShot 4.0 – Open-source video editor
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#82(self promotion) I've been working on OpenPost's Video Editor (Svelte-based video editor that runs on your (chromium) browser). If anyone's looking for something they can run on the browser, fully free and OSS as well, check it out https://app.openpost.social/video-editor Currently really in early Beta but this seems like a great place to mention it. Here is the repo if you want to give it a star https://github.com/g…
The "open-x" product name inflation - how did that happen
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#83There is also Blick which launched recently which claims to be very very fast https://blickeditor.com/?lang=en and part of recent wave of fast software (Task Slinger, File Pilot)
Neither open source nor free however.
Re: OpenShot 4.0 – Open-source video editor
#84There is also Blick which launched recently which claims to be very very fast https://blickeditor.com/?lang=en and part of recent wave of fast software (Task Slinger, File Pilot)
Neither open source nor free however.
You will save so much time and energy using the free/shareware DaVinci Resolve instead of OpenShot.
I have hope for OpenShot, but it's still not there.
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#86I would love OpenShot to update their website. It's not; it's just for me. The current design makes me not use this software. I would love to help make new website for them.
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#87Earlier quoted context omitted.
That was the first question that popped into my head as well. We’re now in the age of “AI all the things,” so it seems like every app needs an API or CLI of some sort. Everything needs to be machine accessible.
shouldn't we focus on human accessibility first? it also makes things more "machine accessible" as a byproduct, but at least humans remain the main focus also, openshot is foss. can't you just give the source code to your clanker and let it mod itself in the app?
Of course the human UI should be first. Did anyone say anything different?
Re: OpenShot 4.0 – Open-source video editor
#88(self promotion) I've been working on OpenPost's Video Editor (Svelte-based video editor that runs on your (chromium) browser). If anyone's looking for something they can run on the browser, fully free and OSS as well, check it out https://app.openpost.social/video-editor Currently really in early Beta but this seems like a great place to mention it. Here is the repo if you want to give it a star https://github.com/g…
The "open-x" product name inflation - how did that happen
"open-x" for anything not actually OSS/FOSS should be banned.
Just like "engineer" is a reserved term in many jurisdictions, "open" should be too. At least in our industry.
If a bakery wants to call itself "open", so be it. But if software calls itself "open", it had better be open.
OpenAI, OpenRouter, OpenArt, OpenGov, OpenWeb, OpenText, ... this is all malarkey.
The only instance where "open" isn't trying to pose as open source is when it's a verb or adjective coupled with a noun used in a well-understood colloquial manner, eg. "OpenDoor", "OpenTable".
OpenAI implies open source AI. Look at how hard this "open" company tries to regulate open weights.
OpenRouter implies open source routing. Their platform isn't open source at all, and a lot of the specifics people will grow to care about are entirely proprietary.
Don't even get me started on OpenGov, which is a complete travesty.
These are such bold-faced lies.
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#89Earlier quoted context omitted.
Try AdGuard DNS or an adblocker. I didn't see any ads on the site.
I have an adblocker. You don't see the cookie banner because you're likely outside the EU and your data is silently being shared with the aforementioned adtech vendors. The EU requires "informed consent" for this within their jurisdiction, hence the cookie banner.
I have cookie banner blockers, too. We get plenty of those banners in the US.