Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on March 17, 2007 12:10 AM
0.6 versions were fine for basic editing, transitions and titles for making home movies. You could output for DVD, divx and others with no problems. It has a plug-in architecture, so you need to install things like timfx if you want decent transitions.
0.7 changed the interface to GTK2 and things became unstable. Chapters would simply disappear, the interface became a pain. I gave up with it. Cinelerra was very stable at this point but had bugs tagging headers for 16:9 exports. Then they changed to v2 and it because unusable junk once again.
As far as I'm aware, kino development has died while the maintainers play with MLT. That was a good year or two ago, so who knows what they're doing now.
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Posted by: Anonymous Coward on March 17, 2007 12:10 AM0.7 changed the interface to GTK2 and things became unstable. Chapters would simply disappear, the interface became a pain. I gave up with it. Cinelerra was very stable at this point but had bugs tagging headers for 16:9 exports. Then they changed to v2 and it because unusable junk once again.
As far as I'm aware, kino development has died while the maintainers play with MLT. That was a good year or two ago, so who knows what they're doing now.
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