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The user is by default presented with four windows (clockwise from lower left in picture at top right):
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However, because it includes a compositing engine, it may also be likened to compositing software such as Adobe After Effects, Smoke on Linux or Shake. Īn overview of the different variants that released more than one version: Cinelerra variantĬinelerra's interface is similar to that of other Non-linear editing systems, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Avid Media Composer. Even though the different variants look the same, there are considerable functional differences between them.
For a complete overview of versions, see the Variants section below. There have been several spin-offs made by the open source community, Cinelerra-GG and Cinelerra-CVE (a fork of Cinelerra-CV) are presently under active development. The original version is still being produced by Adam Williams. Since then, many versions have been released. Cinelerra became the first 64-bit media production application when it was rewritten to work with the AMD Opteron processor in June 2003 and was presented at SIGGRAPH 2004 in San Diego. Because of UI limitations Williams rewrote significant parts and released that as Cinelerra on August 12, 2002, while Broadcast2000 was withdrawn by Heroine Virtual in September 2001. 1999 saw Broadcast2000, which included video. In 1997 Broadcast 2.0 was released, still audio only but unlimited tracks. In 1996 Adam Williams of Heroine Virtual, lead developer of Cinelerra, released a Unix audio editor called Broadcast 1.0 which could handle 2G audio files.
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