Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on March 16, 2007 09:25 PM
It definitely seems (with the exception of the author) to be the open source professional's choice. It seems more like the only option. That's not the same as a choice.
and seen the dynamic change from almost completely unusable to practical and reliable, I have faith that Cinelerra has a bright future ahead. But, for now, it remains clunky, slow and severely lacking in features and functionality. Which was precisely the point of the article.
The future may (or may not) be bright and rosy but, the here and now (as was the past several years) looks so bad it is almost completely unworkable.
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Posted by: Anonymous Coward on March 16, 2007 09:25 PMIt seems more like the only option. That's not the same as a choice.
and seen the dynamic change from almost completely unusable to practical and reliable, I have faith that Cinelerra has a bright future ahead.
But, for now, it remains clunky, slow and severely lacking in features and functionality. Which was precisely the point of the article.
The future may (or may not) be bright and rosy but, the here and now (as was the past several years) looks so bad it is almost completely unworkable.
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