I've been around the issue tracker and mailing-lists a bit, but I figured I'd give the forum a little love too. I run a small YouTube channel mostly with Minetest videos, though I've branched out into other stuff over the years (including Blender/3D modeling videos, small joke videos, a podcast, etc). I've been screwing around with Linux for 'round about 5-6 years now, Blender for about 4 (off and on, so not consecutive experience), and general video nonsense since I was a kid (which wasn't that long ago so take it with a grain of salt).
I've used most every FOSS NLE under the sun, and have found Cinelerra-GG to be one of the best. The biggest thing I feel needs to be improved is the playback performance with more complex scenes and transitions, but overall it has shown to be a very stable and capable editor.
I plan to make some videos in the coming months around programming projects, practical effects, and maybe some English Cinelerra tutorials if I get time to script them out.
Welcome to our community.
Thank you for sharing. Very interesting what you are doing on your YouTube channel. π
Our developers are constantly working on improving Cinelerra, such feedback is of course very useful.
Have fun.
Sam
benrob0329: I enjoyed your you tube channel on "when you were 12"Β -Β that "thing", whatever it was, works better than the Neato and Roomba vacuums that fail miserably after a couple of months.Β Β Also, GG and I watched part of the Blender making of the sword.
So back to Cinelerra-GG feedback -- performance on playback is always a consideration for GG as it is important that it keeps working on laptops and older linux computers.Β Also, there is always a call for english tutorials on this subject.
Most importantly, it is good to see a younger crowd enjoying linux and cinelerra as one of our goals is to make sure it lives on for some time to come.
