I got myself a new mouse as a birthday present. The strain on my hand & arm from #VideoEditing got so bad I had to stop for a few days. I know bunch of keyboard shortcuts for #PremierePro (CC 2018), but still do a lot of mousing.
I read some reviews, like this: https://www.xda-developers.com/reasons-logitech-mx-master-3-king-mice/@xdadevelopers
So got the Logitech Master MX 3s. It integrates with Premiere Pro, has a horizontal thumb scroll wheel & I can create custom macros but there's little info on what & HOW to make them. Help.
The second maintenance release of the 24.02 series is out with performance optimizations when moving clips in the timeline and across multiple project bins, packaging improvements to macOS and Windows versions and fixes to copy/paste of effects, rotoscoping, Nvidia encoding among others.
OBS, NVENC HEVC (h.265) @ CQP-18 will get you video files with basically 0 compression artifacts
At the expense of saving an hour and a half of #Helldivers2 footage at some 60 Mbit/s, when it seems that re-encoding with my usual pre-upload standard (NVENC HEVC CRF-26) is more like... 12 Mbit/s.
Mal was anderes: Welchen Video-Editor könnt Ihr unter Linux (Ubuntu) aktuell wirklich empfehlen? Also einigermaßen ergonomisch nutzbar, keine spontanen Abstürze.. (weder beim Start, noch erst ab einer fortgeschrittenen Projektgröße , und auch nicht erst beim exportieren !!!)
God, I need to find a better #videoEditing app on #android. Vivacut has so many problems, least of which is how it bizarrely cuts off words, no matter how small I make the "text size" (no I'm not using "zoom" I'm using the actual "text size" slider 🙃) you also can't take screenshots from the videos, or save halfway through editing--so better pray the app doesn't crash before you're ready to export! 🤪
This is so much better than our first #videoTest, and more what I had in mind when it comes to our #vectorArt in the framework of Inkscape #tutorials.
Hopefully, #MastoArt & #FediArt followers are more interested in #Inkscape, this time. Of course that's among our main reasons to make videos in the first place, not just selfish promotion. Every time one of our videos will turn an #Adobe#Illustrator user into an @inkscape artist, we are promoting #FreeSoftware successfully.
As I’m finalizing my second video, I wonder: has someone used both Davinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro and could tell me whether for my explain-type videos the latter is less janky and more approachable than the former?
I understand that Resolve has the best color correction in the industry and amazing sound features but the jank is driving me crazy and from what I’ve seen about FCP, it seems like it could mesh with my brain that dreams in Keynote better.
OMG guitar tutorial videos are SO MUCH WORK!! 😭
and its not even the recording of the tutorial bits, its all the video editing afterwards!
Kill me!!
😩 💀 ☠️
The only saving grace is that I'm doing a full 6 guitar and 1 bass tutorial of my own debut single with full free guitar tab
I'm going to roll with a "no dumb questions" policy as big a mistake as that may be on the open internet.
I have a DJI Mini 4 Pro. Is there some way to mark the start/end of a shot? Like a clap board sort of but for drones, in the sky?
I'd like to automate my video processing and so far most of that is just cutting out transit and setup time for the shot I want. Some way to mark the start and end of a shot that can be identified automatically would be incredible!