@jin Phyllis uses Fedora, we will hear if she can reproduce the crash.However, I use Arch Linux (Rolling Release) so my test is not very reliable. ...

@jin A good reference to learn about the history of CinGG is here:The wikipedia page is also done very well:One can also see its troubled history o...

@jin Don't worry, all your points are correct (thanks also for the advice to put the link to Cut and Trim, I will do that as soon as possible).The ...

@jin Cut or Split in CinGG is different from other NLEs. CinGG has an internal timeline optimization that causes two adjacent frames to merge into ...

An image of what CinGG looks like with all plugins active (Thanks to IgorBeg):

@dejay OT: I like your explanation of the use of keyframes. I would like to put it in the manual as an example of real-world workflow. Would you ca...

I agree with you. It is difficult to get out of one's "bias" to explore other things.

@blueskies3 Unfortunately, all Open Source NLEs have problems with GPU acceleration. Only big companies with lots of experienced programmers in vid...

Just a note to say that in CinGG the Transcode feature is not complete. It originates within creating proxies, as a way to do 1:1 proxies. For example...

@dejay You can try using ffmpeg vidstab filter with the option "stab=fixed" which is called tripod mode. Be careful it is not the "deshake" filter ...

@dejay In theory the parameter to use would be "Previous frame same block" (in Motion plugin); but I don't think it is easy to get good results. If...

I don't think CinGG supports graphical layers, but I've never actually tested it. Maybe Andrew, looking at the code, could find out.For Mask tool, I d...