Cinelerra GG Infinity
Cinelerra GG Infinity is a free and open source video editing software for Linux. It handles rendering, compositing, motion tracking, video editing and much more. It is a rolling release, every month, and therefore the additional name Infinity. If you want to get started right away, click here.
What features does Cinelerra have?
Here you see a small part of the extensive features. Cinelerra GG Infinity is an 8k editor, supports LV2 like the audio mastering software Calf Studio Gear and works with multiple cameras. It supports proxies and has a text editor for creating titles and texts for your videos. Here you will find a more extensive feature list.
What is Cinelerra GG Infinity?
Cinelerra GG is a free video editing software that lets you edit your videos and make them look like a movie with transitions, effects and text. You can use it to cut out unsightly parts of your video, rearrange sequences, add beautiful transitions, improve visual detail or audio quality, and add music. Render your new video project directly with YouTube presets. Cinelerra GG Infinity is designed for professionals, but it’s just as good for beginners as it is for getting the most out of their videos.
Free video editing software
Cinelerra GG Infinity is a resource-saving free video editing software for Linux. It is characterized by extensive possibilities to modify video and audio media. Through the integration of the software package FFmpeg, hundreds of extensions and codecs therefore are available. It is certainly not comparable with the functionality of the most important commercial video editing software in the field of video postproduction, but it is more than sufficient for common user. It is free and open source. Together with many filmmakers, developers and supporters we pursue a continuous development, hence the additional name Infinity, for a monthly rolling release.
September AppImages have 7 libraries updated
These are the 7 libraries that have been recently updated:
- Dcraw has been updated to the latest version of 1.478. It was 1.477 of 2016 and has now been updated to the last 2018 version from Dave Coffin. There are at least 50+ additional cameras added, such as the GoPro HERO5 Black, Nikon COOLPIX 8700, Fujifilm X-T2, Olympus TG-5, Sny ILCE-9, etc.
- Flac library was upgraded from 1.4.2 to 1.4.3 and may be slightly faster on encoding.
- Giflib has been updated from 5.2.1 to 5.2.2 just to keep it to the most recent version.
- SVT_AV1 has been upgraded to 2.2.1 from 1.8.0 and appears to be somewhat faster on encoding, but results are often quite different depending on your video.
- Openjpeg was upgraded from 2.5.0 to 2.5.2.
- Tiff 4.6.0 has been updated to 4.6.0t which puts back a lot of things that had been deleted in 4.6.0 due to having been deleted in the previous version for security reasons.
- X264 is now up to the date of May, 2024 as release r3191 from previous release of r3106.
ShuttlePro v2 & ShuttleXpress
Many video editing experts prefer to work with the appropriate video editing control devices to increase workflow. In response to user demand, we have integrated the Jog Wheels ShuttlePROv2 and ShuttleXpress into Cinelerra-GG to facilitate intuitive operation. More detailed information can be found in the User Manual.
Is Cinelerra GG Infinity also available for other operating systems?
Cinelerra GG Infinity is available for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD. Due to the lack of professional video editing applications for Linux, Cinelerra was developed for Linux. Cinelerra GG therefore serves as a replacement and for this reason there is no Windows or Mac version. We support up to nine different distributions. Click here to go to the download overview page.
I need help, who can help me?
We are a free community of filmmakers and developers and help each other. If you don’t know what to do and need help, our dedicated volunteers or developers will help. Here you will find a support overview of all important contact points, from forums, issue trackers to mailing lists. If you are new here, we recommend that you use the forum first. Here you will find the documentation, try to get a small overview there.