Opensource Video Editing stuffs.

[nobody]

Hey guys and gals.

Two questions...
Does anyone know of any good opensource video editing stuff? I tried jakasha or something like that and it was worthless. Also couldn't open .MOVs, though that might be because that's a proprietary format? I dunno.

And if no one knows the answer to that

does anyone know of any decent free video compression software, specifically for .MOVs?

Thanks y'alls.

[ya3]

WHOA! That Jashaka thing looks pretty decent! Seems quite capable, and it's got a discreet™-esque interface :D

Dunno about editing MOV's, though. Quicktime is a proprietary technology.

[Butters]

Yeah Quicktime is what you need.

You can edit .mov's in Quicktime pro aswwel.

[nobody]

Oh.. haha..
leave it to me to not look in the most logical place.. duh!

Thanks guy

[Krilnon]

Quicktime Pro costs $30.

[Butters]

I got a serial through school :D

[nobody]

Meh I just bought quicktime pro.. isn't really worth the 30 so far.. really basic editing capabilities, but oh well, gets the job done i guess.

[Butters]

Yeah i'd never pay for it, the editing is pretty basic as you said.

It's really handy for chopping bits and pieces of video files into compilations and stuff.

[ya3]

Quicktime Pro costs $30.
Premiere Pro costs US$700 :sure:

Never used QT Pro for editing, though...