Pitivi Review

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Pros

Pro
Uses Gstreamer instead of ffmpeg

Pro
Free and open source

Pitivi uses CreativeCommons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license with source code available on Gnome's source code page.

Cons

Con
Encoding and decoding is not hardware-accelerated

The feature is planned, but not yet implemented.

Con
No way to modify the speed of a clip

The feature is planned, but not yet implemented.

Con
Lacks proxy editing

The feature is planned, but not yet implemented.

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Pitivi Review

Ranked in these QuestionsQuestion Ranking

Pros

Pro
Uses Gstreamer instead of ffmpeg

Pro
Free and open source

Cons

Con
Encoding and decoding is not hardware-accelerated

Con
No way to modify the speed of a clip

Con
Lacks proxy editing

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Pitivi Review

Ranked in these QuestionsQuestion Ranking

Pros

Pro Uses Gstreamer instead of ffmpeg

Pro Free and open source

Cons

Con Encoding and decoding is not hardware-accelerated

Con No way to modify the speed of a clip

Con Lacks proxy editing

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Pro
Uses Gstreamer instead of ffmpeg

Pro
Free and open source

Con
Encoding and decoding is not hardware-accelerated

Con
No way to modify the speed of a clip

Con
Lacks proxy editing