Cinelerra GG Infinity
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A robust open source non-linear editor for Linux, derived from the long-running Cinelerra project. Cinelerra GG Infinity offers professional-grade editing, compositing, and audio features for advanced users on Linux.
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- Encoding & Codecs›Encoding Tools
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Cinelerra GG Infinity is cataloged in Encoding & Codecs and Encoding Tools. Its topics include Linux, video editing, open-source, non-linear editor, and professional editing.
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