There is also the ability for batch exporting, via scripts. KDEnLive is able to export in various formats, e.g. In addition to these features, there’s also a DVD exporting wizard, and the ability to record from a V4L device (e.g. You can easily cut a clip, move it around on different track positions, you can group/ungroup clips or audio from video, add fades, etc. When selecting a clip in the timeline, you can choose from a number of effects, or add transitions. After you setup the “project properties” to match your source footage’s properties, you can drag n drop some clips in your media bin or timeline, and start editing. Upon loading the app you will see a project media bin, an effects stack, a transitions stack, the video preview window, and a history undo/redo stack. Its UI resembles Sony Vegas in many ways if you know how to use Vegas, you won’t have trouble with KDEnLive. KDEnLive is the most actively developed, and easiest to use Linux video editor. KDEnLive 0.7.5 was released a few days ago, so I installed it on my Ubuntu machine to see how the app has been progressed since the last time I tried it.
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