Using Blender for Basic Video Editing in Linux
April 12th, 2009 by George Notaras
I know it is at least criminally insane to use a whole 3D animation suite just for basic video editing, but, if everything else fails miserably, here are some notes and a screencast explaining the basics of using Blender for video editing. Well, not exactly what a n00b and hobbyist like me had in mind, but, hey… I gave it a quick shot and it seems to work. Any other resources on this topic are extremely welcome!
Update
Found some resources:
- Blender Sequencer – Getting Started
- Learning the Sequence Editor and also the old tutorial
- Another tutorial based upon the above guides
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Tags: Multimedia, Screencast, Video
April 13th, 2009 at 11:35 am
Thank you for taking the time to explain Blender video editing – well done!