Non-linear video editor, better than sony vegas and final cut pro... It relies on AviSynth to generate the final video, however the editor provides an easy-to-use interface for video editing. It is called Vidka because I am Russian and I like vodka, but with "vid" part of the video it becomes vidka. NOW ENOUGH WITH THE QUESTIONS!
You will need to have the following commands available in your PATH:
And (of course! as mentioned above) you need to install the following:
- avisynth 2.6 or above
Keyboard is your friend.
Ftoggle clip being read-only. Prevents accidental trimming (u know... the ooops...)Ssplit video clip. Green line on the split means the previous clip flows right into next clip, AKA the split it fresh. (e.g. [0..20][21..30]) If you trim at the "green" split it will no longer be greenAandD- respectively split and delete left and right half of clip. When working, the middle finger is on usually onS, while ring and index are onAandDrespectively. (Exactly! Like arrow keys!)LSplits and makes the clip read-only. Used for poetry videos along with linear shuffle.|(vertical line) toggles the render splitting. Sometimes (all the time) the renderer will crash when projects are too big. So I split them into 2 or even 3 even pieces. Notice the render part in the "File" menu changes.~(tilda) link audio and video. Select a video clip, press the tilda, then a red circle will appear and you will need to select an audio clip. This creates the bond.- TODO: DELETE AUDIO-VIDEO LINK IS NOT YET IMPLEMENTED... :'(
Otoggle console visibilityPtoggle player style. There are 2 preview players: Windows Media Player and "nearest thumbnail player" (which is friggin 10000000 times faster, #$%^... I don't like WMP for being too slow, so I just use the "nearest thumbnail player". Don't worry though, when you hit play, the player is always WMP)F4open clip properties. For a whole bunch of stuff that you can do to a clip!!!