Top 5 Linux Video Editing Alternatives to Adobe Premiere Pro
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In this video we explore some of the options you have available to you for Linux based video editing software. Here at Motion Array we love Premiere Pro, but we recognize that it's not designed to work on Linux. So today we take a look at our 5 top picks for Linux safe video editing software. And this is our personal list of recommendations:
0:00 - Intro
1:29 - DaVinci Resolve
4:32 - Lightworks
6:36 - Blender
9:24 - Shotcut
10:56 - Kdenlive
12:28 - Outro
So lets dive in and take a look at these Premiere Pro Linux alternatives!
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That smile was EXTRA hard
Haha, indeed
All for the viewers😀
What he said about blender is so true, you get a 3D Box in the beginning and you are like WHAT DO I DOOO!
watch donut tutorial.
(at BlenderGuru youtube channel)
just checking out your other content, really interesting, stuff I haven't seen elsewhere. Love it!
Cheers! So glad you like it!
That moment when he talks about Video editing in linux but application is running in Windows. Hmmm. 9:57
Excellent video. I'm a music semi-professional, and I really appreciate a video like this that is informative and concise, well-written, with thoughtful caveats and upbeat presentation. One thumb way way up!
Cheers! Thanks so much Paul!
Thanks...... I was looking for such an explanation for linux video editing software👍
Great video! I'm a video professional and I use the Linux+Resolve Studio combo and absolutely love it!!
Glad you liked it! The resolve+linux setup seems to be loved by all who use it 😀 Thanks for taking the time to comment! Cheers!
Hey! Im guessing you use CentOS? Or, do you not use mp4 footage? I'm having problems using Resolve, because my mp4 footage is not important with video... could you point me in the right direction? Resolve seems to be the best switch for me from Premiere, but I cant solve this simple problem.
@@carbolemons8810 Free version don't support h264 codec in Linux. Resolve use built in h264 codec in Windows and macos. You can transcode the video in DnxHD (1080p) or DnxHR (4K) by using ffmpeg. Or buy the studio version.
For single File
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ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vcodec dnxhd -acodec pcm_s16le -s 1920x1080 -r 30000/1001 -b:v 36M -pix_fmt yuv422p -f mov output.mov
Batch Operation
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for i in *.mp4; do ffmpeg -i $i -vcodec dnxhd -acodec pcm_s16le -s 1920x1080 -r 30000/1001 -b:v 36M -pix_fmt yuv422p -f mov out_$i.mov; done
Your point about Davinci resolve not having separate programs for compositing (like after effects) and audio (like audition) is surely a non issue given that both of those functions exist within resolve in the fusion and fairlight tabs respectively.
by all means have a discussion about whether Fusion is as powerful as after effects but completely ignoring it seems strange.
Hi Matt! That's actually a very good point. Thanks for bringing that up
Good work man
Thank you! Good explanation and Videos!
Cheers! Thanks!
Awesome info, and easy on the eyes too
Cheers!
I actually also had a that problem with ‘blender’ and now fixed by you. Thank you so much!
Happy to help! Cheers Rawaha!
Lots of well presented, useful information. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This looks fun. I'm new to Kubuntu x64. I loved working in Adobe Audition right next Premiere Pro or older Kool Edit Pro for cleaning up edits of old records to FLAC. So I am looking for the Linux alternatives as in the high usually end paid versions.
damn well explained bro !
Thanks! Happy to hear it was helpful!
I don't know if Lightworks should've been in a top 5 seeing as how the free version is limited to only 720p while Shotcut can actually export up to 8K.
Speaking of Shotcut, I'm very confused about your comments regarding it. You say you "don't like it very much" but the only negatives you list are a layout you don't like even though the layout in Shotcut is completely customizable and that when you drop a clip it plays automatically in the preview window. I have never experienced a clip playing automatically in the preview window as any sort of problem considering you can easily pause it. It's not going to take you by surprise because if you are dropping the clip into the program then you would already be expecting the clip. It's not like clips start playing randomly by themselves in Shotcut while you are editing. Were those the only reasons why you "don't like it very much"?
Also, you say the program is "easier" and "has less of a steep learning curve" than other NLEs but you place Blender higher even though Blender's video editor workflow is about the most unintuative one can possibly imagine. Blender's video editor doesn't even have a proper bin or playlist for media which is quite a basic feature for a video editor to have. Also, Shotcut supports almost every codec out there while Blender has limited codec support which is surprising considering it is one of the most well funded free and open source programs out there.
Blender is a fantastic program but it's clear the video editor is the least developed portion of it. That's why I prefer Shotcut for video editing. However, I would like to ask you something since you are very experienced with Adobe Premiere Pro. How much of the capabilities of Premiere Pro would you estimate can be achieved in Blender's video editor?
Thanks so much for your thorough comments. We have gone through and are reaching out to for Jordan to respond personally as we feel he could give more insight
@BlackWorm I read that OpenSHot needs a LOT of RAM - 16GB AT least...or crashes
That was really helpful. I decided to go with DaVinci Resolve. There are some amazing PDF manuals available too on the Blackmagic Design website. Installation on Linux was pretty straight forward with no issues. Thanks for the guidance!
So happy to hear we could help! Good luck Wayne!
wow. I almost died trying to install it a year back. It straight up didn't run . Which distro are you on btw?
how to get the most out of your studio monitors: stick fake plants on them, who knew.
It's a surprisingly effective method 😆
thank you very much really interesting
nice review
thanks for this video! im planning on somehow migrating to linux cause why not? im just the type of person who wants to experiment on stuff, but sometimes scared to do so.. i’ve been a windows user since birth, and i just wanted to try something new, and not within my comfort zone. this video has helped me know what to use in exchange for a cracked version of premiere pro, in which i’ve been using mainly for my videos as of this moment, and i would really want to see the best alternatives possible that can still feel like im editing from premiere pro. somehow, i stumbled upon kdenlive through a special linux distro called ubuntu studio, which has all the tools for photography, video editing, and more, but i don’t know why i haven’t got the feel for using this.. im still having a hard time learning how to migrate all of my stuff to linux because im really planning to.. i just really wanna feel some change when i use my pc, and i wanted to have opinions for all my windows 10 needs, like, productivity, editing videos and pictures, and even programming.. i also don’t know why i even considered switching to linux in the first place and i still can’t think over what to do.. i honestly don’t know where to start for asking advice when it comes to going to linux, even though i have watched a ton of videos talking about linux and what’s best for you.. but i feel like my primary goal for switching to linux is to give up windows entirely, and just to have a feel of something new.. i just really wanna get used to linux so badly, and i don’t know where to begin.. but otherwise, this was helpful in terms on how do i edit my videos professionally in linux, and this had already given me ideas for software i never knew about, cause i was stuck using adobe for a long time now.. i really hope i can get used to the change and that i become part of the linux master race anytime soon.. besides all that, thanks for your ideas on what to use for video editing that’s not adobe premiere pro, especially coming from a channel i know that uses much of premiere pro ecosystem.. i also hope you make tutorials on how to use the aforementioned video editors for your current tutorials in using premiere pro.. sorry for ranting my whole dilemma in one whole comment wherein its just for praising this video and giving insight to new and unheard of software.. i’ll be gladly to try it and i hope i get used to it.. anyways, thanks a lot!!
Thank you SO MUCH, bro
Any time! Thanks for taking the time Felipe! Have a great day!
Is there anyway to import the dot cube LUTs files into blender & kdenlive, to color grade?
thanks so much!
Cheers!
would be nice to get DR running, I have a desktop that had windows on it and i was running Davinici Resolve without issue. I have loaded Linux Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS and working nice. I downloaded the DaVinci_Resolve_16.1.1_Linux and put the makeresolvedeb_16.1.1-3.sh into the folder and ran it how everyone online is showing you how to do it. I get a deb file and run that without issue and then when i start Davinici it shows in the top section like its trying to start but nothing happens. Has anyone else got it to work in this setup? thank you all in advance! Wayne
A very well spoken person. Wow. I had to stop and check to see when this was uploaded, 3 years ago. I suspect that all these programs have improved since then.
As a long time Blender user I laughed when you opened it and were like.... WHAT?!
Anyway. I'm doing some scouting to see what I can do if Windows goes rogue on me, which it seems to be doing.
I use kdenlive on both Windows and Linux, and I feel like it's amazing. It is so much better than the editing program I started out on, VideoPad. Kdenlive is my main video editor and I recommend it to anyone coming from a one-suite only workflow like I did.
I can't believe I didn't know Lightworks... OMG. Thank you !!!
How do you get rid of the issue where da vinci resolve doesn't preview any video and won't add them to the timeline on click and drag?
That is specifically for H.264 and only in the free version. But that is a HUGE limitation on Linux and should have been mentioned
Thanks!
Any time! Cheers!
Just moved over to Linux Mint and tried D Resolve, unfortunately it wouldn't run.
how about OLIVE EDITOR ?
I am trying to make video like pro but I am not able to do please help me
Will any of this software work for GoPro Fusion 360 cameras.. (360 stitching)
i think resolve would handle that; you might need the full $299 version or 360 stitching
HELP! Can any of these softwares convert 30fps or so to a 60 pfs video as we do in Adobe Premier PRO? Any info would be deeply appreciated.
THIS IS REAL yeah just select the default timecode when you start a new project in Kdenlive
Cool video.
Which Video Editor did you use to edit THIS episode? :)
They uses premiere pro
3:03 you mention that we can work on 4K resolution with note just be sure on your specification..
what if i can get the full version whereby i can export with the highest available resolution, what kind of hardware that may support linux OS in this?
would you mind to recommend?
I am planning on building my PC but would like to build a linux this time.
You should get a Nvidia GPU with 8GB or more VRAM. 2070 might be sweet spot. Or if you can wait, then 30xx series. You can also use proxy to edit 4K videos. You only need actual footage if you do color grading. If you are using free version in Linux, you need to transcode the video to DnxHD (1080p) or DnxHR (4K). You can use ffmpeg for that. Specially handy for batch transcoding. You can also use www.shutterencoder.com/en/ to transcode. Also Premiere prep youtube channel use Linux(Ubuntu or CentOS) and Resolve for video editing. You may want to look into that.
@@JahidulIslam im getting rtx 2060 with amd ryzen 7 3700x.. i think i may stick with Windows tho.. i found thesr programs are compatible with windowd too.. oh wow, alright learning new thing.. thanks for the great info!!!!
Does Premiere Pro can be installed on Zorin Os (Linux) using Wine...
Is it Works Fine??
@MotionArray
no !
ferren o.s will do it for you
I had some serious save project / export problems with kdenlive... on linux. weirdly enough it worked flawlessly on windows
The point you missed was kdenlive can be used on 4gb ram with integrated graphics card. So it should be the first choice for those who have low hardware
That's an interesting point we had not considered. Thank you for pointing this out
great to know. that makes more eager to try it. I read it crashes a lot, though, and that is discouraging.
Hello. On what OS do you run kdenlive? I have a 1.9GHz proc with 4GB ram on board. I am on Win10 now and using Adobe elements but if Linux is faster, I would move over. Thanks.
Very nice
😍👍💜🦋💚❤️🌹💞♥️💛🧡
Cheers! Thanks!
@@MotionArrayTutorials
My pleasure!
You totally forgot how much of a pain it is to get Davinci to work on Linux. Unless you have very specific hardware and software, (CentOS, Nvidia GPU, Xorg, and all the specific drivers) than running Davinci on Linux is going to be a real pain. Also, the free version on Linux doesn't support many video and audio file formats that the windows version does, most notably MP4.
Great video nonetheless.
I tried davinci resolve and had graphic driver problem
Thank
does the studio version of davinci support aac?
Sadly no
7:28 I can't hold it. That is funny
Love it brother ❤
Cheers! Thanks!
Cool
Glad you think so!
Dealer breaker, Resolve free version in Linux doesn't support H264
Oh shoot! We didn't know this 😢 thanks for the heads up. That will certainly be important to many people...
The studio version also doesn't support AAC
For me deal breaker it is good price package for photographer (mostly non professional) but not for someone who want edit videos. After year we paid almost 300euro ! Bad it is not any video editor with good transition effect maker like premiere pro.
blender now is in 2.8 version and the interface is fully changed
Oh wow! We're excited to check it out!
@@MotionArrayTutorials go ahead its really improved ;)
I hv a very low specs PC so prefer using *VSDC*
Ah, good to know! Thanks!
@@MotionArrayTutorials most welcome Budyy!
It was rather hard to install CentOS compared to other Linux distros because to get it to work with Resolve, it had to be a certain way. Then I read the lengthy instructions on how to install Resolve and almost cried. I gave up. I justified this by telling myself I didn't need a racecar to get to the airport or grocery store when a taxi or old beater would do just as well.......
That Smile, :P
What if I have a Chromebook and don't want to spend 600+ dollars for a PC?
You get what you pay for. Life.
The only thing holding me back from switching is Adobe product support... That's literally it.
the free version comes with free
"LOGIC"
Checkout olive people's You will love it.
Btw Kdenlive is love lol
Keep smiling bro..
Haha, will do Rahul! Cheers! 😄
And instead i chose the penguin love love
For Blender beginner like 🤯
I just have to say that DavinciResolve has been a completely headache, it's to complex that even the setting up is difficult. As a new Linux user I just lernt to hate this program, It's not just about GPU support, but the program itself is Bugged af rot Linux T.T
I'm so sorry to hear william, that sounds really frustrating 😢
@@MotionArrayTutorials well very lucky indeed, I installed LightWorks and lender slot in the process.. I'll keep going, u inspired-helped me ;)
You had the option to choose to either mac or pc but you choosed penguin!
Da Vinky?
wait a minute... why are you showing us things besides your video editor? and theres also no ads, maby your not lieing... maby you care about us
😂 that’s the idea 💁🏼♂️ make stuff that’s helpful specifically and only because it’s helpful! 😁
@@MotionArrayTutorials Yeah, i still dont know if its legit tho... cuz: emojies, but yeah
0:08 your overdoing the smile man.
Cheers! We've toned down the smiles since this video :D
It seems to be an American thing.
DR is awsome , but not on linux!
Ok
🙂
that smile hhahahaah
Haha, yes, we've toned it down a little bit 😄
Ok but they are all bad, why not just use Windows and get Premiere Pro?
haha dis dude
Cheers!
he talks like morgz, but not annoying lol
Haha, thanks...I guess 😄
@@MotionArrayTutorials lolol i like it tho, very enthusiastic!
Linux is free, so why didn't you use Linux to test out the software? Blender, shotcut, and kdenlive all work better on Linux. While DaVinci resolve works on Linux it lack a few features. You could have made a much better video with minimal effort
Hi Jake; I think you actually make a good point here. Perhaps this video needs a re-visit after 2.5 years.
2.29 and you have not talked about the damn software...what a waste of time...
I could care less about any resolution above 720p.
I just need something that'll allow me to upload 60fps video to TH-cam
You don't have to act like that. I can assure you. You really don't. It's fine. Relax.
Haha, some people are just happy like that 😄
Windows 11 will make alot of people switch over lol
Haha, hopefully not, but you could be right
I don't understand why Adobe won't make linux version of their products, Windows 10 is a fucking shit of operating system that worst operating system garbage ever made, now they have windows 11 another garbage.
Only talks, no examples
too much talk
Sorry to hear