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Andrea Borman
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Registrace 13. 03. 2009
This channel has my own videos that I made myself. I used to use Windows but now I use Linux and have made some videos about this. I also have my own blog Andrea Sites.
Trying Out Kdenlive And Shotcut Video Editors.
Here I try out both Kdenlive and Shotcut video editors and compare them to Openshot. Which I use for video editing. So which one is best?
00:00 Windows Movie Maker
04:30 Getting Kdenlive And Shotcut
10:48 How To Install
13:52 Menu Editor
18:12 Kdenlive
20:00 Features
24:26 Shotcut Video Editor
30:04 Openshot Video Editor
32:02 Video Editing
36:48 Trying Shotcut Again
41:02 Best Video Editor
43:28 Summary
The latest versions of Kdenlive, Shotcut and Openshot can be downloaded from here:
Kdenlive Website: kdenlive.org/en
Shotcut Website: www.shotcut.org
Openshot Website: www.openshot.org
00:00 Windows Movie Maker
04:30 Getting Kdenlive And Shotcut
10:48 How To Install
13:52 Menu Editor
18:12 Kdenlive
20:00 Features
24:26 Shotcut Video Editor
30:04 Openshot Video Editor
32:02 Video Editing
36:48 Trying Shotcut Again
41:02 Best Video Editor
43:28 Summary
The latest versions of Kdenlive, Shotcut and Openshot can be downloaded from here:
Kdenlive Website: kdenlive.org/en
Shotcut Website: www.shotcut.org
Openshot Website: www.openshot.org
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How I Make My Videos.
zhlédnutí 3,9KPřed 7 hodinami
Here is how I make my videos and also I have discovered another handy feature. How to create your own chapters which I show you here. 00:00 Linux 04:22 How To Add Chapters 08:16 Webcam Software 10:06 The Problem 11:26 Getting The Latest Version Of Openshot 12:32 Openshot Video Editor 14:10 Video Editing 16:00 Summary The latest version of Openshot Video Editor can be downloaded from here. Opens...
Debian Trixie (Testing) With KDE.
zhlédnutí 3,2KPřed 19 hodinami
Here I show you Debian Trixie with the KDE desktop. Which I have upgraded from Debian Bookworm. As Trixie is still in testing there are some bugs but very minor. The system works and I also explain what you need to know about Debian testing version. 00:00 Intro 02:08 KDE Desktop 07:28 Google Chrome And Guvcview 10:40 Software Repositories 14:20 What's New 23:00 Summary
No Budgie Desktop On Debian Trixie (Debian Testing) And Debian Sid. Here's Why.
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 14 dny
If you have upgraded From Debian 12 Bookworm to Debian Trixie Or Debian Sid you will find that the the Budgie Desktop Environment won't install. When I went onto the Debian website I found that Debian have removed it from Trixie due to a bug. Here I explain more. 00:00 Intro 07:45 Incompatible With Gnome 13:43 Ubuntu Budgie 16:05 Other Options See source: Debian Bug Report. www.mail-archive.com...
Debian Trixie (Testing) With Gnome 46.
zhlédnutí 3,2KPřed 14 dny
Here is how I upgraded one of my laptops from Debian 12 Bookworm to Debian Trixie (Debian Testing) which will be Debian 13. Debian Trixie comes with new updated desktops one of these is Gnome 46 which I chose to upgrade to. Here is how it went and I show you the new features. Ubuntu Start Up Applications Settings works in Gnome 46. 00:00 Intro 05:00 How To Upgrade 10:30 Software Repositories 18...
Reinstate Gnome Start Up Applications Manager In Debian Gnome.
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 21 dnem
Gnome used to come with Gnome Start Up Applications Manager (gnome-session-properties) which was In Gnome 3. It is an easy way to add or edit items you want to run at start up without having to manually create a start up file. Gnome removed it from Gnome 40 onwards but Ubuntu have always included this app in all of their versions. Including the latest version and they maintain it themselves. So...
Linux Mint Gnome Online Accounts Works On Debian Mate.
zhlédnutí 2,6KPřed 21 dnem
Linux Mint have brought out a new Gnome Online Accounts app which works on Mate and Xfce. So I tested it out on Debian Mate which I am running and it is working fine. It will probably work on LXDE, and LXQT though I don't have those desktops. KDE, Gnome, Budgie and Cinnamon already have their own online accounts app. Mate and other desktops don't have this but the new Online Accounts from Linux...
How To Install And Make Caja The Default File Manager On Gnome.
zhlédnutí 4,2KPřed měsícem
Gnome comes with Nautilus file manager which you cannot remove. However you can use other file managers alongside Nautilus and set them as the default. Caja is one of them and it works on Gnome and Gnome Flashback. Here I show you how to install and set up Caja on Gnome. 00:00 Intro 04:00 Nautilus 05:36 Old Nautilus 08:40 Installing Caja 16:26 Set Caja As Default 18:58 Restart Computer 28:18 Ca...
Nemo Caja And Nautilus On Gnome Based Desktops. Which One Is Best?
zhlédnutí 2,7KPřed měsícem
Nemo Caja and Nautilus are the file managers used for the Gnome based desktops. Gnome has Nautilus for it''s default but you can also use Nemo or Caja. All three file managers work on Budgie, Gnome Flashback, Cinnamon and Mate which are gnome based. You could use either. So long as you don't remove the file manager that comes with that desktop. Nemo and Caja will run alongside Nautilus on Gnome...
Debian Budgie Different Start Menus And Panel Options.
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The Budgie Desktop has quite a lot of customisation options. You have 3 different start menus and there a lots of ways to customise the panel. Here I show you how to do this on Debian Budgie and Ubuntu Budgie also has this. 00:00 Budgie Start Menu 03:40 Simple Menu 06:04 Menu Editor 09:24 Default Start Menu 14:28 The Panel 18:30 Raven Menu 24:10 Budgie Panel
Debian 12 With The Budgie Desktop And Caja File Manager.
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Here I take a look at Debian 12 Bookworm with the Budgie Desktop which I have installed on my laptop. The Debian version of Budgie is different from the Ubuntu version in that it does not have a file manager tied to the system. So you can install any file manager you want and it will use that as the default to open your Home folder. Here I am using Caja the file manager from Mate on my desktop....
How To Update With Debian Backports On Debian Bookworm.
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 2 měsíci
Debian Bookworm 12 has been updated to 12.6 and there are also backports. Which give you more updated software and can also be used to update your system. Here I show you how to install and update. 00:00 About Backports 04:12 Adding The Repositories 05:26 How To Update 09:48 Software 12:20 Libfuse2 14:46 Updates
Linux Easter Eggs.
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 2 měsíci
When I used to use Windows there were some hidden software and text commands that we call Easter Eggs. Well they also have this on Linux. Here I show you some of them. 00:00 Linux 04:54 Hidden Game 07:30 Hidden Clock 09:38 XEyes 10:24 Hidden Calculator 13:10 XMagnifier 16:02 More Hidden Apps 17:24 Summary
Fix For Openshot Video Editor And Other Appimages Not Working On Debian And Ubuntu.
zhlédnutí 1,8KPřed 2 měsíci
When I updated Debian I found that Openshot Video Editor which I installed as an Appimage no longer worked on my Mate Desktop. Although it did work on both the Gnome and KDE desktop which I have on my other 2 laptops that also run Debian 12. 00:00 The Problem 04:48 Install Libfuse2 09:18 Openshot Some Appimages depend on libfuse2 which is not installed by default on Ubuntu or Debian. So you nee...
Debian 12 With The KDE Desktop.
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Here I show you Debian 12 Bookworm with the KDE Desktop. This desktop has a lot of options to customise and make it your own. Also very user friendly for new users who are coming over from Windows. 00:00 Intro 06:03 KDE Desktop 12:50 Desktop Icons 18:00 Software Center 23:40 Start Menu 26:30 Settings 30:00 Summary
How To Get The Ubuntu Themes On Debian.
zhlédnutí 3,4KPřed 2 měsíci
How To Get The Ubuntu Themes On Debian.
Taking A Look At Gnome Packagekit. A Software Centre And Update Manager All In One.
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Taking A Look At Gnome Packagekit. A Software Centre And Update Manager All In One.
How To Get Additional Settings To Enable Or Disable Automatic Updates In Debian.
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How To Get Additional Settings To Enable Or Disable Automatic Updates In Debian.
Betterbird Thunderbird And Seamonkey Mail For Linux.
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Betterbird Thunderbird And Seamonkey Mail For Linux.
Brisk Menu An Alternative Start Menu For Mate.
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Brisk Menu An Alternative Start Menu For Mate.
How To Get The Trinity Desktop Icons And Wallpapers On Linux Mint And Debian.
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How To Get The Trinity Desktop Icons And Wallpapers On Linux Mint And Debian.
How To Install Palemoon Web Browser On Linux. (When You Can't Add The Repositories.)
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How To Install Palemoon Web Browser On Linux. (When You Can't Add The Repositories.)
Neofetch Has Been Discontinued. What's The Alternative?
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Neofetch Has Been Discontinued. What's The Alternative?
How To Install The Latest Version Of XScreensaver On Linux Mint And Ubuntu.
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How To Install The Latest Version Of XScreensaver On Linux Mint And Ubuntu.
How To Run XScreensaver On The Cinnamon Desktop.
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How To Run XScreensaver On The Cinnamon Desktop.
Lets Talk About Screensavers On Linux.
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Lets Talk About Screensavers On Linux.
Linux Backdoor Attack-Do We Need To Start Using Antivirus Software Now?
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Linux Backdoor Attack-Do We Need To Start Using Antivirus Software Now?
How To Get The Linux Mint Themes On Debian.
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How To Get The Linux Mint Themes On Debian.
Andrea Tries Peppermint OS Gnome Flashback Edition-Live CD.
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Andrea Tries Peppermint OS Gnome Flashback Edition-Live CD.
Openshot looks really easy to use. I get lost using KdenLive
Oh dear, I can't take a video editor seriously when they hide the timeline window. That's not user-friendly is it?
I did manage to drag the video to the timeline in the end. In 38:34 in the window where it said "export help" you will see it has "timeline" enabled. So I think in Shotcut you have to create a profile or enable the setting before it will let you drag any videos to the timeline. Yet there was no user guide to explain that. Shotcut is no as user friendly as Openshot also Shotcut does not have as many features as Openshot has. That's one of the reasons I don't use Shotcut on my computer. Openshot is better.
I use Shotcut and it works well for my needs. Might need to play around with the configuration to setup things more to ones liking. Nice review.
Shotcut did work for me after a lot of fiddling around but it lacks the add titles and fade in and out features that Openshot has. Openshot is betters as it is the one that is the most like Windows Movie Maker and Windows Live Movie Maker. Which is what I was using when I was on Windows. I am on Linux now so no Windows Movie Maker because there is no way to get it to work on Linux. So now I use Openshot.
Completely agree with your verdict. Kdenlive is a typical kde program in that it has tons of settings, but not user friendly defaults and it's hard to use because it's too confusing with too many options and buttons and stuff. And shotcut seems to be more for color grading stuff and who knows and has also a very confusing user interface. Openshot is great, but maybe the default title length should be halved. These are kinda long.
Well a lot of people use Kdenlive but I didn't find it very user friendly at all. Shotcut has very limited functions. You can only join video clips together but you cannot add titles to the video. I find that Openshot is the best one because is easy to use and has a lot of the features that Windows Movie Maker has got. Openshot has the option to add transitions, fade in and fade out effects and titles just like Movie Maker has. So anybody who has use Windows Movie Maker or Windows Live Movie Maker will find Openshot easy to use or lean to use. Openshot has been around for a long time and there is a Windows version. So I could have used it on Windows but then I had Windows Movie Maker so I never thought of using Openshot. Now that I am on Linux of course Windows Movie Maker doesn't work. So I had to find an alternative and Openshot fits the bill as it is a lot like Movie Maker. The only thing it doesn't have is the record from the webcam feature and the credits feature where the titles slide up the screen or sideways.Which Windows Live Movie Maker has but you can't have everything.
Just a little suggestion : make your title cards less long (about half as long) and it would be perfect. You can also record your face separately from your screenshare and use a picture-in-picture effect to overlay your camera over the screenshare
I am using Guvcview to record my webcam and I use Kazam or Simple Screen Recorder to record my desktop. Depending on which laptop I am on. I made the webcam clip separate then I joined it together with the other clips in Openshot to make the video. The cards are a You Tube feature that anyone can add to their videos. I don't think there is any way to control how long they display. I think you mean the end screen clips which is another You Tube feature you can also add.
thanks for showing me openshot! I always wondered if there are any free and good video editing software that would work on linux!
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I always appreciate how Fedora packages are often very up to date. You can try Fedora Spins with your favorite desktop environment.
Both Kdenlive and Shotcut are Appimages and so is Openshot. According to the website Kdenlive is no longer being made as a Deb package. It is now a Flatpak or Appimage. As you can see in the video the versions that Debian have in Synaptic of all 3 video editors are very old versions. So does Ubuntu only have the old versions in their package manager. That's why it is better to install the video editors from the vendors website. That way you know you are getting the latest versions and you will get updates for any new versions direct from the vendor. Rather than wait for Debian or Ubuntu to update which they don't always do right away. I have never tried Fedora but it's good to hear that they do keep their packages up to date with the latest versions. I don't know why Ubuntu and debian don't. Maybe it's because they have so many that they cannot keep track of everything. We can always install the package ourselves if we want the latest version. That is easy to do.
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thank you!
Noice
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andrea, why haven't you got an adblocker? uBlock origin is great!
She is the reason no lady over 30 years old knows how to do the simplest thing on computers. She took all that skill for herself, she didn't leave any for them.
No notes except MONETIZE!!! 🤙
This is like 2000 CZcams videos
I love this channel because it connects Linux with the not-so-techy crowd. In a way this is a nice addition to Linux community. We have a lot of channels with so much tech talk, this one keeps Linux down to earth. Thank you Andrea.
What a youtuber rare gem, thank you
You took a break for a while, and I’m so happy you’re back with your awesome videos. I hope everything is well with you and that you have a wonderful day. Love from Sweden!!
this channel is the kind CZcams was originally intended for. genuine things, and i am glad there are still some out there.
why not shotcut (over openshot)? i use it for all of my quick video editing tasks (or kdenlive? may be a huge overkill for simpler videos tho)
I have tried Kdenlive but I couldn't figure out how to use it. Shotcut works I did try the latest version which is an Appimage like Openshot is. I was able to add the video clips but it doesn't have the option to add or create titles as Openshot does. Openshot is better because it has more features that Shotcut. It is I think very similar to Windows Movie Maker which I used to use on Windows and does have a lot of those features. Openshot also do a Windows version so Windows users can use it to. Openshot is the one that works best for me. Also if you are going to use it on Linux it is better to get the version direct from the website. If you want Shotcut you should also download from the website rather than the package manager. Because both versions that Ubuntu and Debian have are very old versions. So it's better to install it yourself direct from the vendors website as I do. Both can be installed as Appimages.
@@AndreaBorman yea i looked into it deeper and i could totally see how openshot would be perfect choice for someone who's used to the movie maker (shotcut comes with a windows version as well though, i even used to use it on windows for a while)
@@v0xl Yes Shotcut, Kdenlive and Openshot all have versions for Windows. I have just made a video in which I tested out both Shotcut and Kdenlive. Out of all of then Openshot is the best one because it has most of the features that Windows Movie Maker has. It is also the only one that works well. I think Openshot was made with Windows users who used Movie Maker in mind because it does seem to be a lot like it. That's one thing I miss is Windows Movie Maker but there is no way that Windows Movie Maker will work on Linux. Because it needs Net Framework and that won't run either not even though Wine. So Movie Maker is out but Openshot is the next best thing and has most of the features that Movie Maker has. I have read that Windows users are having a hard time getting Windows Movie Maker to run on Windows 11 because Microsoft have taken the download off of the website. Also Windows is blocking the installation. So Openshot is a good alternative for Windows users as well.
Y'know :)
Next time if I got my server hacked, I will not suspect a hacker but a grandma. Awesome work grandma.
Best Unix channel ever. You know
I don't make youtube videos (yet) but I will keep this in the back of my mind. Very useful, thank you...
God bless you, madam
Magnificent
Thank you for showing us behind the scenes! I have a question though: is an Appimage just like a portable app in Windows?
Yes it is. You just download the file, place it in a folder, make it executable and run it. It is also the same with Tar or Zip files. You just extract the file then run the program file. I have installed Waterfox and Palemoon web browser this way. I also get updates for them as well.
@@AndreaBorman Okl! BTW I have found out another way to add MIDI playback to Linux, by using Timidity! It has an advantage over Fluidsynth and that is lower CPU usage. First you install Timidity from the repos, then you type in terminal "timidity -iA Os" (capital letter O) this will then create 4 virtual MIDI ports starting with 128:0. You then have to bind one of these to the system MIDI port, so you just run "aconnect 14:0 128:0" then you have native MIDI playback! The only downisides is that a lot of programs are just hard coded to use Fluidsynth instead, so a lot will just ignore the system MIDI, and you will have to type these commands every time you boot up, but you can just put them in a startup script. I have GZDoom playing with native MIDI and it sounds great, also some MIDI websites use it too.
You are so sweet 😭 i love watching your videos whenever i get a notification; even though im not that interested in linux you always make it fun! Lots of love :)
Cool Andrea
Can You please smile? I never seen you smile.
So close to 50K
I've decided to untick Automatic Chapters :o)
Argh It's a great software for doing simple things, I wish Adobe products would work natively on Linux one day
They used to have Adobe Flash Player on Linux the same as on Windows but that's not supported anymore. That's no loss because Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Reader were full of malware, so not very safe. A lot of people use Gimp now which is the same as Photoshop.
So glad to watch a fellow Linux user, all respect Ma'am.
The random messages that pop up when you open your terminal are my favorite easter eggs of your videos :)
They are fortunes which Linux Mint used to have in their early versions.They can be installed on any Linux.
@@AndreaBorman Found it, installed fortunes and cowsay on my Kubuntu and I am loving it. Thank you for making my day (and my terminal experience) so much more fun :)
andrea showing off her power level, making her videos exclusively on linux and with all free software. truly a channel to aspire to
Thanks a lot!
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This was very useful, thank you.
Awesome i used to use openshot, I found out recently about da vinci resolve it's very cool and awesome
you know
Would it be possible to showcase Wine and Wine configuration utilities like Bottles, Lutris or PlayOnLinux?
I did make a video about this a long time ago. It was when I tried Linux for the first time. The video is here:czcams.com/video/B-CEwbrb9Nw/video.html&t
@@TermoZour (isn't playonlinux obsolete/no longer actively maintained? some people even say it's pretty much discontinued at this point?)
@@v0xl I am not sure. I think you can still use it. I don't have any need to use Wine because Linux has all of the software I want. So no need to use any Windows apps.
Thank You Andrea, Very Cool!
Lot of love from Greece!
You're a sweetheart.
Hello Andrea, thanks for the good content! ❤️
Well it was nice to know about behind the scenes 😊
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