Enhanced Linux NLE Software Available
January 05, 2004
Toronto, ON - Cinelerra, a freely-available nonlinear editor (NLE) software package developed natively and solely for the Linux operating system, is now available from Heroine Warrior. First released in 1996 (under its original name, Broadcast 2000), the program continues to be updated and improved with its latest version release, the manufacturer describes.
It includes many of the features found in professional editorial tools on the market, and some extras, including: real-time visual effects, FireWire input/output, render-farm capability, and even support for HDTV formats and Ogg Vorbis.
Manufacturer recommended system requirements are significant, including a dual 2 GHz Athlon system, with 1GB RAM and a 200 GB hard drive.
Other features in the program:
VU meters
Unlimited tracks
16 bit YUV compositing
Background renderfarm
Free-form editing
FireWire, MJPEG, bttv video I/O
FireWire, OSS, Alsa audio I/O
Batch capturing
Batch rendering
SMP utilization
Real-time effects
Still image panning
QuickTime, AVI, MPEG, and image sequence I/O
OGG Vorbis audio
64 bit internal audio representation
LADSPA plugins
Bezier masks
Track routing like a real console
Track nudge for audio and video
The package includes an MPEG editing and manipulation program called Libmpeg3, as well as a DV codec (Libdv can decode most DV streams) and QuickTime 4 Linux, which reads and writes AVI files.
For more information, visit
www.heroinewarrior.com
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