Kino 1.3.4

Tool	Description	Type	Rating	Comment
Kino	Kino is a non-linear DV editor for GNU/Linux. It features excellent integration with IEEE-1394 for capture, VTR control, and recording back to the camera. It captures video to disk in RawDV and AVI format, in both type-1 DV and type-2 DV (separate audio stream) encodings.	Free software Linux Version:1.3.4 Released:20090908 Size:10.6MB Visit developer's site Download (direct link) More download options Download old versions	8.6/10 2 votes	Read 2 comments 211 views this month 3000646 total views Post comment Notify me Report tool
	Latest version: 1.3.4 (September 08, 2009) Download sites: Visit developer's site Download from our site (direct link) (10.6MB) More download options: Download old versions: Name Size kino-1.3.3.tar.gz 10.6MB kino-1.3.4.tar.gz 10.6MB 2 files 21.2MB Browse all downloads Supported operating systems: Linux Sections/Browse similar tools: Linux video tools	Click to enlarge screenshot
	User options: Email me when it has been updated    Report this tool (dead link/new version)   Version history: 1.3.4 Release Notes * New Slovenian translation * Build and export fixes View full changelog Sponsors: Guides and How to's: No guides/tutorials, submit guides here.
	Comments		Post comment
	2 comments, Showing 1 to 2 comments  -
	Hi, This is a very impressive tool for simple edits of DV footage. it works flawlessly with my Canopus ADVC-100 (I had to add myself as a user in the "disk" group first). If you want to pull footage in from different formats it will convert them to DV for you at a speed relative to your system. If you footage is already DV it will load it instantly, no waiting for indexing etc like Cinelerra or AviDemux. I found the GUI to be a little unorthodox with it's vertical storyline. Also it took me a few tries to figure out the trimmer with the "overwrite" and "insert" options once I did it was very logical and easy to arrange my cuts. The tabs on the right hand side are very easy to navigate. For heavy duty titling and effects I would agree with the previous poster that they are possible but not this programs forte, that is better left to Cinelerra. I found this version to be very stable and A/V sync on the exported file was spot-on, Curiously there is a minor A/V sync delay when monitoring the preview Window, but it is only in the display not the file itself. If you have a good non-neutered ffmpeg build on your system then Kino can easily export to DVD,AVI,H.264, among other formats, If you want to export your project as the same DV format as imported then Kino will Smart-Render it for use with another Encoder. This is a great little program for DV use and beyond. Well done developers! Posted February 28, 2008 by GMaq. Tool version 1.3.0 using OS Linux Ease of use 7 of 10 Functionality 9 of 10 Value for money 10 of 10 Overall score 9 of 10
	Simple to use, easy to understand interface. Kino is great for editing DV content, where you need to simply cut footage, correct a little color here and there, splice footage together. If your looking for a ton of whizbangs, this isn't the program for you. Has built in exports for most types of media formats (Xvid, FLV, DVD, SVCD, VCD) I usually export to raw DV then encode with mjpegtools (mpeg2enc piped through yuvdenoise and/or yuvkineco if needed). The add transitions interface could use a little revamping in my opinion. I actually had to read the help manual to figure out how to add transition. I'm glad I did though, as the the help manual is well written with plenty of examples. Version 1.1.1 had a bad habit of crashing if you worked it too hard (lots of shuttling, marking scenes quickly). It was as if the program couldn't keep up with my edits. 1.2.0 seems to have fixed this so far. Posted January 30, 2008 by disturbed1. Tool version 1.2.0 using OS Linux Ease of use 10 of 10 Functionality 7 of 10 Value for money 10 of 10 Overall score 7 of 10 Guides: http://www.kinodv.org/article/archive/13/
	2 comments, Showing 1 to 2 comments  -

1 tool hits, Showing 1 to 1 tools

-

Explanation:
New tool= New tool since your last visit
New version= New version since your last visit
New comments= New comments since your last visit

Type and download
Freeware = Free software.
Free software = Free software and also open source code.
Freeware/Adware = Free software but supported by advertising, usually with a included browser toolbar. It may be disabled when installing or after installation.
Trialware = Also called shareware or demo. Trial version available for download and testing with usually a time limit or limited functions.
Payware = No demo or trial available.
v1.0.1 = Latest version available.
Download beta = It could be a BETA, RC(Release Candidate) and even a ALPHA version of the software.
Download (direct link) = A direct link to the software download.
Download (developer's site) = A link to the software developer site.
Download (mirror link) = A mirror link to the software download. It may not contain the latest versions.
Download old versions = Free downloads of previous versions of the program.
Download 64 bit version = If you have a 64bit operating system you can download this version.
Download portable version = No installation is required, just extract the files to a folder and run directly.
= Windows version available.
= Mac OS version available.
= Linux version available.
Our hosted tools are virus and malware scanned with several antivirus programs using www.virustotal.com and virusscan.jotti.org.

Rating
Rating from 0-10.

Browse software by sections