Alternatives to OpenShot 2017: OpenShot is the open source video editing program. It has specific features which include support for many of the video, audio, and also image formats. It has Gnome integration, multiple tracks, Clip resizing, trimming, snapping, Title templates, title creation and cutting as well. It consists of video transitions with real-time performances. OpenShot alternatives Composes, overlays the image, watermarks. Some of the alternatives are as follows:
Avidemux
Avidemux is the free video editor which is designed for simple cutting, filtering as well as encoding tasks. It supports many of the file types which includes AVI, DVD companionable MPEG files, MP4 and ASF, using a selection of codecs. Tasks can be programmed using the projects, job queue, and influential scripting.
back to menu ↑MAGIX VEGAS Pro
This OpenShot alternative can become your project acquaintance from start to end. It edits professional video as well as audio material in high-resolution formats even up to 4K. It discovers workflow-enhanced plug-ins for image maintenance, design the dynamic titles and also create custom DVDs and the Blu-ray Discs.
back to menu ↑Adobe Premiere Pro
This OpenShot alternative is one of the powerful, customizable, the nonlinear video editor that makes you edit your own way. Its import and it freely combine effectively any type of media, from the video shot on a phone to raw up to 5K and has higher resolution footage.
back to menu ↑Kdenlive
Kdenlive is also free as well as an open-source video editor for the GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, and MacOS. Kdenlive is an instinctive and most powerful multi-track video editor which includes most recent video skills. This software is completely free of cost.
Lightworks
This OpenShot alternative is also an editing powerhouse, bringing unparalleled speed and litheness, fully integrated with the other memberships of the Complete Collaboration family. Lightworks is the Academy and Emmy award-winning specialized-grade video editor with more than 20 years of history in the film as well as broadcast industry.
back to menu ↑PiTiVi
PiTiVi is an open source non-linear video editor which is written in Python and it is based on GStreamer and also GTK+.PiTiVi is able to capture and encode the audio and video, torn apart and trim the video clips, trim and improve audio and render projects in any of format supported by the GStreamer outline.
back to menu ↑DaVinci Resolve
DaVinci Resolve combines the world’s most progressive colour corrector with a professional multi-track editing, and you can edit, colour correct, end up and deliver all from one system. Da Vinci Resolve is totally scalable and resolution self-determining, so it can be used on the set, in a very small studio or it, is integrated into the largest Hollywood production.
back to menu ↑Final Cut Pro X
This OpenShot alternative provides a non-linear, non-destructive editing of any QuickTime-well-matched video format which includes DV, HDV, also P2 MXF, XDCAM, and 2K film formats.
back to menu ↑VideoPad Video Editor
VideoPad is a video editing request which permits you to create the movie projects from many video clips or even from a single video file. VideoPad also allows you to import many file formats and has many others apply effects, cut frames, also the add captions, and soundtracks.
back to menu ↑Cinelerra
Cinelerra is a highly progressive and a professional non-lined video editing software, but it still remains an open source. Cinelerra mainly solves three tasks which are capturing, editing and also compositing.