[Digikam-users] Digikam video support

[Mike Meiser]

So, let me get this straight Avidmux, Kaffeine, Kdenlive are what you
all recommend keeping an eye on for basic video editing.

Just to be clear though Digikam is dedicated to supporting the
management and basic playback of video files including copying them
off the camera right?

I completely understand and even agree with your position on video
editing, but there's still definitely a need for Digikam to handle all
the media that comes off a digitial camera.  Even if it's an audio
only file.

So to clarify, what video formats does Digikam support?

-Mike

On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 5:39 AM, jdd <jdd at dodin.org> wrote:
> Gilles Caulier a écrit :
>
>
>  > No its'nt. I know very well the problem, i have played with KDenLive
>  > team in the pass.
>
>  I have mixed feeling about the Kdenlive recent evolution. I see little
>  debugging versus more functions (adding HD support when the product is
>  so unstable, why?) - used to be extremely fast and now is often so
>  slow as nearly unusable. Hope this will improve.
>
>  any way, there is a real need for a video editing soft, maybe a
>  kdenlive_simplified, with limited tracks, diapos view, basic cut and
>  paste, a little like shofoto versus GIMP :-)
>
>  not to say Digikam Have anything to do with it...
>
>  however, photo cameras videos are often very special versus camcorder
>  ones and here there may be a digikam entry
>
>
>  jdd
>
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