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<h1 id="praise">Praise</h1>
<p>This page lists some of the positive comments/praise we have received.</p>
<h1 id="in-the-media">In the Media</h1>
<blockquote>
<p>“Here's the thing. I have found a legitimate video editor for Linux,
that is more powerful than Lightworks, that uses the latest GTK
technologies, and it's available to run right now with one download,
no proprietary counter. It's Pitivi. They just had a brand new
version, 0.95, and it's a huge, huge deal. I'm not joking, this is a
really big deal. [...] They've been essentially working on this
release for over a year, and they have done SO. MUCH. WORK. It's
almost an entirely new product. They've redone everything. [...]
This looks like an actual video editor! [...] If you're familiar
with Final Cut this is going to be a familiar editing experience for
you. [...] This is a whole new deal. I'm excited.”</p>
</blockquote>
<p>— Chris Fisher on the <a href="http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/90616/the-evolution-of-solus-las-392/">Linux Action Show, episode
392</a>
(from 22 to 32 mins), 2015</p>
<blockquote>
<p>“Pitivi es uno de los mejores editores de vídeo para Linux que he se
puede encontrar en la actualidad. La interfaz es sencilla y agradable
a la vista, no hay complicaciones de ningún tipo… una de esas perlas
de software que no se ven a menudo y que conviene tener siempre a
mano.” (<strong>translated</strong>: <em>“One of the best video editors for Linux that
I can find today. The interface is simple and pleasing to the eye, no
complications... a rare gem that you don't see often in the software
world, and something you should have on hand.”</em></p>
</blockquote>
<p>—
<a href="http://blog.uptodown.com/pitivi-potente-rapido-y-eficaz-editor-de-videos-para-linux/">UpToDown</a>,
September 11, 2012</p>
<blockquote>
<p>“It is a testimony to Pitivi's stability that the only problems I
found with it were minor. (...) Obviously the big plus is the vast
assortment of effects available, and how easy they are to configure
and use. But the collective effect of the UI improvements (settings
presets, detachable tabs) and other enhancements (fully adjustable
frame rates, media previews) make for a better editing experience as
well.”</p>
</blockquote>
<p>—
<a href="http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/465688-pitivi-video-editor-now-kitten-friendly">Linux.com</a>,
July 6th, 2011</p>
<blockquote>
<p>“What impresses me about Pitivi isn't so much that it's a flexible
multimedia editor — we have a handful of those already in the Linux
community. What I think sets Pitivi apart is that it makes video
editing intuitive. I don't generally create or edit video files, but I
was able to jump right in with this application. I didn't have any
need for a manual or tutorial (...). Pitivi has an interface which
allows people to learn by doing without a bunch of scary options or
jargon. Almost everything is drag-n-drop with this editor and I feel
it lowers the bar for people interested in putting together their own
videos.”</p>
</blockquote>
<p>—
<a href="http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20101025#feature">DistroWatch</a>,
October 25th, 2010</p>
<blockquote>
<p>“(...) I have to say the work Thibault and the Pitivi guys have done
is incredible. Truly. (...) The wide selection of effects and the ease
in which they can be added/used is so simple and user-intuitive it
can’t help but stoke your creative fire. (...) The process for
editing/adjusting clip effects in Pitivi certainly scores one up here.
Where OpenShot hides effect preferences behind right-clicks and extra
windows Pitivi puts them slapbang where you can see and access them
equalling a usability plus. All of this is done in real-time, too: As
soon as you drag an effect on a clip it’s instantly applied. This
makes workflow irrepressibly speedy; you can see what works and what
doesn’t straight away. (...) I am utterly, utterly astounded by the
quality, handling & fantastic interface this has gained in such a
short amount of time. It is a absolute credit to the talents of the
team behind this – and it’s not even released yet!”</p>
</blockquote>
<p>— <a href="http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/09/pitivi-video-effects-ubuntu-download/">OMG!
Ubuntu!</a>
on the inclusion of special effects in September 2010</p>
<blockquote>
<p>“Overall, Pitivi is a promising application. It's a decent video
editor with no frills, and intuitive to pick up. And in the tests I
ran, Pitivi was rock-solid. This isn't something to be taken for
granted. Years ago I spent time editing video with Kino for various
projects, and learned to save after nearly every edit or operation.”</p>
</blockquote>
<p>— <a href="http://arstechnica.com/open-source/guides/2010/01/video-editing-in-linux-a-look-at-pitivi-and-kdenlive.ars">ars
technica</a>,
February 1st, 2010</p>
<h2 id="other-mentions-in-the-media">Other mentions in the media</h2>
<blockquote>
<p>“I shuddered at the thought of editing on Linux, as every piece of
software I'd tried was extremely buggy and always crashed at some
point in the process. After seeing a comment in this subreddit, I
decided to give Pitivi a chance, and I was blown away. It is not the
most feature-packed editor (kdenlive), but it did exactly what I
needed it to do: I imported video, made cuts, added transitions, added
titles, and rendered out a 30min video to ProRes. Not a single glitch
in the whole process. Also, it looks great! If any Pitivi developers
are reading, THANK YOU! You have made a functional video editor under
Linux. Looking forward to your 1.0 release.”</p>
</blockquote>
<p>— theray76 <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/5mlsme/wanting_to_show_some_love_to_the_pitivi_project/">on
Reddit</a>,
2017-01-07</p>
<blockquote>
<p>“I've spent years looking for a simple, stable video editor to fit
into my Linux (GNOME) desktop experience. Flatpak, and Pitivi
installation via flapak is simple and it works. Pitivi 0.96 is a great
release. It's stable, responsive, and it works. Kudos to the Pitivi
developers and wider community. [...] if you're like me, and you've
been waiting on the sidelines for a simple, stable video editor for
Linux (and in particular the GNOME/GTK environment) then I recommend
you give Pitivi 0.96 a try.”</p>
</blockquote>
<p>— maheart <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/4v0swv/pitivi_096_a_great_release/">on
Reddit</a>,
2016-07-28</p>
<blockquote>
<p>(...) "I have worked as video editor in my earlier life (before I
became software programmer), and used Final Cut Pro. I have always
been a Linux user though, and have meddled with everything that exist
every single year. Cinelerra was always the fall-back that would never
really let me down because it was frank about its crashes and they
were possible to navigate around.</p>
<p>In later years, I did find Pitivi to be a possible replacement for
simple out-to-blog cuts. Especially the version before they added
filters. Sadly, the filters-version exposed lots of bugs in the
underlying stack and everything became dog-slow and probably quite
unstable. I just stuck with that old (now very old) version.</p>
<p>However, the new GES-backed 0.9-line that is aiming at becoming 1.0 is
something totally different. It is really shaping up to becoming a
quite awesome little video editor and I will be donating happily."
(...)</p>
</blockquote>
<p>— <a href="http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/02/pitivi-video-editor-fundraising-campaign">Odin Hørthe Omdal on the 2014 fundraiser coverage article on OMG!
Ubuntu!</a>,
February 24, 2014</p>
<h1 id="on-our-irc-channelelsewhere">On our IRC channel/elsewhere</h1>
<ul>
<li>
<strong>P Fudd</strong>: Thanks again for a great program! I managed to edit my
file correctly in the first 5 minutes of using Pitivi, which is far
faster than I managed with any other program! (2014 03 14 on
bug 719651)</li>
<li>
<strong>Jonathan Duff</strong>: I just want to say also I was blown away by how
intuitive, versatile (by using GStreamer), and powerful this program
is. I'm used to using Adobe Premiere Pro, so I was very impressed
when I found this gem. (2010 12 31 at 21h55 UTC)</li>
<li>
<strong>rowinggolfer</strong>: Loving the git version. You guys are awesome. I
was a Pitivi skeptic until a couple of weeks ago, but I am using it
daily to get stuff done with very few issues and a tiny learning
curve (2010 02 21 at 13h15 GMT -5)</li>
<li>
<strong>Ants</strong>: [...] Might I say, 0.14 has blown me away, it's
fantastic! [...] (2011 06 05 on LP #709090)</li>
</ul>
<h1 id="ubuntu-software-center-reviews">Ubuntu Software Center reviews</h1>
<h2 id="version-015">Version 0.15</h2>
<ul>
<li>“Works like a charm”:<br>
Had to do some editing, was quick and simple. (Paulius Šukys,
2014-03-03)</li>
<li>“Great little application for quick video editing”:<br>
If you want to do some quick and simple video editing and exporting
then this is a great app for that. Do not expect it to do the world.
(Iain Lane, 2011-11-02)</li>
<li>“Must Have Video Editor!”:<br>
Gotta be one of the best I've used! It's definitely gotten WORLDS
better than it used to be. (Yanike, 2011-12-14)</li>
<li>“My Favorite Video Editor on Ubuntu”:<br>
I know that OpenShot seems to get a lot more attention as a video
editor on Ubuntu, but I find Pitivi to be the better software. For
example, I find making the actual cuts, more instinctual on Pitivi,
and I'm able to be more precise - It earns a lot of points for that.
[...] if you really want to do some efficient editing, I say go
with Pitivi. It gets my vote. (DigitalMan, 2011-11-27)</li>
<li>“Better than Ever”:<br>
What else can I say? UI is good, effects are nice and it handles big
files (2 GB) without crashing. It took a while, but now Pitivi is
finally usable editor with potential! (PYHhfWp, 2011-10-31)</li>
<li>“Getting there”:<br>
It has taken a while, but as of version 0.15.0, Pitivi is both
stable for me and presents a sufficient featureset to be useful.
Compared to other video editors, I find the UI a pleasure to use.
However, it's about time the still missing features (titling and
more complex transitions) are implemented. (Alexander Hunziker,
2011-09-29)</li>
</ul>
<h1 id="on-twitter-in-all-languages">On Twitter (in all languages)</h1>
<ul>
<li>
<strong>yurayko</strong> I just donated 20€ to the @Pitivi video editor and you
should too, because perseverance wins when all else fails (7:29 AM -
23 Nov 2015)</li>
<li>
<strong>mcnelsn</strong> Needed a good video editor on Linux. First go-around
with @Pitivi and I'm very, very impressed! (1:10am · 30 Sep 2014)</li>
<li>
<strong>P3terFr</strong> Je test #Pitivi, un logiciel libre de montage vidéo.
C'est aussi bon qu'un Sony Vegas ou un Adobe Premiere ! (4:27 PM -
21 Apr 2013)</li>
<li>
<strong>lornajane</strong> Did I mention how much I love ubuntu? Kazam and PiTIVi
make screencasting entirely approachable, fantastic tools (4:27 PM -
25 Mar 2013)</li>
<li>
<strong>TheSamsai</strong> Oon alkanu tykkää Linuxilla videoiden editoimisesta.
Onhan siinä omat pikku mutkat, mut en anna sen haitata. Good job
#pitivi developers! (4:08 AM - 15 Sep 2012)</li>
<li>
<strong>Kurobyte</strong> Editar un vídeo con Pitivi y que salga mejor que con
Vegas Pro e Adobe Premiere. Software Libre Rlz. (5:37 AM - 16
Sep 2012)</li>
<li>
<strong>CharlesYarnold</strong> The power of FLOSS! Rerendered the videos in
Pitivi and all is happy again. #flossuk (4:20 AM - 21 Mar 12 via
TweetDeck)</li>
<li>
<strong>CytecK</strong> Me pasan unos vídeos con un codec mpg2 que ningún editor
de mac/Pc se lo traga y el puto Pitivi para linux si #epicwin (7:36
AM - 8 Mar 12 via Twitter for Mac)</li>
<li>
<strong>Dylan_Coakley</strong> Must give some thanks and praise to the Pitivi
video editor, saved my ass because OpenShot kept corrupting my .ogv
files! #Pitivi (4:33 AM - 8 Mar 12 via Ubuntu)</li>
<li>
<strong>ubuntufanatic</strong> Hmm, my trials creating my Speed Dreams video
suggest that Pitivi may be the best video editor for Linux, even
despite the trajic name... (12 Feb 2012)</li>
<li>
<strong>marce34</strong> @savermsx Los últimos podcasts los he hecho con Pitivi y
va bastante bien (6 Feb 2012)</li>
<li>
<strong>julinux</strong> No he encontrado ningún editor de vídeo más rápido y
sencillo que Pitivi, es una maravilla de verdad (nivel amateur por
supuesto) (11 Sept 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>altnative</strong>
Ubuntuについてる「Pitivi動画エディタ」が意外に使えることが判明。flvを食わせると落ちるけど、他の形式だとサクサク編集できる。WindowsMovieMaker2と似たUIなので馴染みやすい。(1
Sep 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>Valkyri9</strong> Pitivi 1.4.2 has come a long way - hooray for video
effects and basic transitions! Another reason I don't need M$ crap!
Pitivi.org (31 Aug 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>zeenix</strong> new Pitivi UI is much more intuitive (at least now i can
do basic stuff without reading lots of docs) (29 Aug 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>gustawho</strong> Editar videos con Pitivi + Publicarlos en FB con
Shotwell = Win absoluto. (14 Aug 2011 via web)</li>
<li>
<strong>paxnovem</strong> Pitivi just released a new version! Thank you
@thiblahute @nekohayo you guys are really turning this project
around (13 Aug 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>leighblackall</strong> Pitivi video editor is working great on my new
Ubuntu install!! <a href="http://j.mp/5DvY7b">http://j.mp/5DvY7b</a> love it when free software
works better than paysoft (23 Jul 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>LinuxBird</strong> Vi presentiamo il nostro video promo realizzato con
#Gimp e #Pitivi :) <a href="http://vimeo.com/26108682">http://vimeo.com/26108682</a> #videoediting (7
Jul 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>Wolfdale64</strong> Pretty impressed the Pitivi video editor in Linux can
leverage multiple cores. (24 Jun 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>MarceloGomezG</strong> Pitivi 0.14.0 por fin se está poniendo a la
altura. (24 Jun 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>frefro</strong> #Pitivi, en #Ubuntu, hace todo lo que un usuario común
necesita! (14 Jun 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>CabeludoPLC</strong> Pitivi está bastante usable #linux (13 Jun 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>omaregan</strong> wow, Pitivi renders to vp8 very cool indeed (2
Jun 2011)</li>
<li>
<strong>oleg_mangutov</strong> Wow! Editing video in Pitivi is so easy: 4 hours
from 03:00 to 07:00 am and afterparty video is ready. (29 May 2011
via web)</li>
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<strong>Cehars</strong> Pitivi sen ne güzel şeymişsin öyle.. :) (9 May 2011)</li>
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<strong>diipad</strong> Ohh vaya que grato es el uso de Pitivi, se los recomiendo
mucho a esos usuarios que editan video para Vlogs y esas cosas,
desde LINUX. (7 Apr 2011)</li>
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<strong>dtumelero</strong> estou editando um video no Pitivi, por ser a 1ª vez
que mecho parece ser bem simples de usar e tem recursos
interessantes (3 Apr 2011)</li>
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<strong>silveira</strong> Pitivi tá muito bom. tem seus bugs mas tá quebrando um
galhão (2 Apr 2011)</li>
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<strong>Spirotot</strong> Using the simple, yet powerful #Pitivi video editor on
#Ubuntu to mux/render my #buffer #overflow tutorial... Solid
program. (31 Mar 2011)</li>
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<strong>mahmoudhossam</strong> Pitivi is now my official video editing software
:) (8 Feb 2011)</li>
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<strong>spouyllau</strong> monte des films avec #Pitivi sous Ubuntu : dv, ogg,
flash : très bon (enfin) ! (29 Jan 2011)</li>
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<strong>jaimekristene</strong> I think quite a few people are going to give
Pitivi another chance after my talk here at #lca2011 gotten some
positive feedback about it. (24 Jan 2011)</li>
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<strong>floydwilde</strong> Pitivi has turned out to be the linear digital video
editor that works best for me, tried it on ubuntu lucid and mav. (18
Jan 2011)</li>
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<strong>irabinovitch</strong> Played with Pitivi, Lives, & Kino for some video
editing tonight. Maybe Im just dense but I could only figure out how
to do it with Pitivi. (4 Jan 2011)</li>
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<strong>pixelot</strong> Rendering a snowmobiling video in #Pitivi. Pretty
impressive—a bit buggy, but probably my favorite #Linux video
editor so far. (Dec 24 2010)</li>
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<strong>escalant3</strong> Vaya maravilla el Pitivi. Necesitaba pegar cuatro
vídeos, nunca lo había usado y lo tengo listo en 5 minutos. Eso es
usabilidad... y libre! (Nov 18 2010)</li>
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<strong>BadWolf42</strong> Now if only Pitivi did GPU encoding this would go
much, much faster. Still, can't argue with the price! (10 Nov 2010)</li>
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<strong>BadWolf42</strong> So I WAS going to buy video editing software for my HD
video, but it turns out that Pitivi in Ubuntu does it for free! WIN
(10 Nov 2010)</li>
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<strong>ReneMolenaar</strong> been fighting all day long with ffmpeg/mencoder to
convert from OGV to FLV....until I tried Pitivi...that program
rocks!! (9 Nov 2010)</li>
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<strong>rv</strong> Avec Pitivi on peut encoder les vidéos en WebM. Ça va faire
plaisir à @LordTonPere ça. #LibérezVP8 ! (9 Nov 2010)</li>
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<strong>creationix</strong> xVidCap + Inkscape + Pitivi actually make a great
combo for screencasting in linux. (7 Nov 2010)</li>
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<strong>bpxdev</strong> Loving the Pitivi video editor at the moment, so simple
yet so powerful (Thu Aug 05 2010 10:34:12 (EDT) via TweetDeck)</li>
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<strong>TeraDyne</strong> You know, after using it for a while, I think I find
Pitivi to be superior to Windows Movie Maker for my needs. :p (Wed
Aug 04 2010 05:22:22 (EDT) via web)</li>
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<strong>carlopiana</strong> First time ever I have used Pitivi, and it's quite
easy for basic video editing once you grasped the basic (RTFM,
Carlo, RTFM!) (Fri Jul 30 2010 10:49:09 (EDT) via identica)</li>
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<strong>bigdaddymerk</strong> Pitivi is a great open source video editor for
Linux, really impressed with it. (Sun Jun 20 2010 18:55:15 (EDT) via
dabr)</li>
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<strong>dylanmccall</strong> Just found #Pitivi's Quick Start Manual. Wow, it's
great! I hope that gets shipped with it some day. Maybe a #Mallard
version? :) (Sat Jun 12 2010 00:32:06 (EDT) via Identica)</li>
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<strong>murilomachado</strong> editando o #tcc no #Pitivi. Cativante pela
simplicidade. Recomendo! #linux #softwarelivre (Sun May 30 2010
13:02:41 (EDT) via web)</li>
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<strong>yaxu</strong> Loving Pitivi for simple video editing
<a href="https://www.pitivi.org/">https://www.pitivi.org/</a> (Thu May 27 2010 11:10:50 (EDT) via web)</li>
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<strong>MacoLabels</strong> Just installed Pitivi Movie Editor (
<a href="https://www.pitivi.org/">https://www.pitivi.org/</a> )on Ubuntu. Can't believe it's free. (Tue
May 25 2010 12:12:58 (EDT) via web)</li>
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<strong>RaiHS</strong>
<a href="http://blog.narendrasisodiya.com/2010/05/kids-says-linux-is-easy.html">http://blog.narendrasisodiya.com/2010/05/kids-says-linux-is-easy.html</a>
kids were able to cut-join Videos using #Pitivi video editor (Sat
May 22 2010 05:10:22 (EDT) via web)</li>
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<strong>for_django</strong> I'm actually using Pitivi to cut some video. An app
this simple is pretty much my speed for this particular task. (Tue
May 18 2010 14:50:13 (EDT) via identica)</li>
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<strong>rtrappe</strong> Installed Ubuntu 10.4. Great software! And finally Gnome
has an usable video editor. Happy to forget all my ffmpeg knowledge.
#Pitivi (2:58 AM May 16th via Gwibber)</li>
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<strong>gbarrero</strong> #Pitivi me salvó la vida jejeje ... I love #Ubuntu
10.04 ;-) (7:45 PM May 6th via Gwibber)</li>
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<strong>ryanprior</strong> I just made my first video using #Pitivi on #ubuntu,
good experience! So much nicer and easier than #OpenShot, which I
had been using. (4:19 PM May 4th via Identica)</li>
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<strong>neried7</strong> @jonobacon i love Pitivi, it's fanfrickintastic. (9:21
AM Apr 22nd via BarnOwl in reply to jonobacon)</li>
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<strong>jonobacon</strong> Playing with Pitivi which we now ship on a default
Ubuntu 10.04 installation - it is absolutely fantastic! Great work
@bilboed (12:19 AM Apr 22nd via Gwibber)</li>
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<strong>Wrinkliez</strong> first time trying anything video-editing-related. what
im finding is that Pitivi is really all I need— and that kdenlive is
buffy as fuck (2:08 PM Apr 17th via API)</li>
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<strong>BranchPlan</strong> Just did small experiment with #Pitivi in #ubuntu
lucid. Replaced audio of video with song (example content). Worked
well and v. easy. (1:46 PM Mar 30th via identica)</li>
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<strong>tristan_2468</strong> The new Pitivi video editing software in #Ubuntu
is seriously impressive. (11:08 AM Mar 29th via Gwibber)</li>
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<strong>zootm</strong> @rubzo I found Pitivi (out some name similar too that)
surprisingly decent. I didn't have huge requirements though. (7:54
AM Mar 28th via Seesmic in reply to rubzo)</li>
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<strong>castrojo</strong> @bilboed - Took some video this weekend with my Nexus,
mnted it, imported, shuffled things, added music. And done. #Pitivi
ftw. (4:23 PM Mar 24th via Gwibber)</li>
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<strong>lucasratmundo</strong> Pitivi 0.13.4 is a really nice release. I only
miss some basic transitions and video adjustments (brightness,
saturation, contrast, etc). (6:05 PM Mar 21st via web)</li>
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<strong>monsterjavaguns</strong> Played a bit with Pitivi - I'm actually pretty
impressed. Thought that project had been abandoned. Still doesn't do
everything I need, tho (2:55 PM Mar 11th via web)</li>
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<strong>thezub</strong> I've been experimenting with video editors. Really loving
Pitivi. <a href="https://www.pitivi.org/">https://www.pitivi.org/</a> #gnu #linux #Pitivi #gstreamer
#freesoftware (9:54 AM Mar 7th via web)</li>
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<strong>acruiz</strong> I'm finally managing to put together my first screencast
with #Pitivi and #gtk-recordmydesktop! (12:14 PM Feb 20th from
web)</li>
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<strong>tueqtle009</strong> Just compiled a video with Pitivi. Unlike Movie
Maker, it allows the user to choose the output format. I prefer
Theora to WMV. (8:51 AM Feb 19th from Echofon)</li>
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<strong>inorman88</strong> OH MY GAWD! I found a video making program that will
handle <a href="http://vimeo.com/9460793">5D Mark II 1080p video</a> out of the
box. And it's open source for linux. Pitivi (8:05 PM Feb 14th from
web)</li>
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<strong>bercolax</strong> Pitivi rocks in editing screencasts... Tried it in
Ubuntu <a href="https://www.pitivi.org/">https://www.pitivi.org/</a> (9:49 PM Feb 5th from web)</li>
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<strong>yibble</strong> Having some fun with Pitivi... Finally, simple video
editing for GNU/Linux that doesn't require any actual pro' courses
before using. (2:12 PM Jan 25th from HootSuite)</li>
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<strong>ColinMacD</strong> Wow, I just edited a video on linux and it wasn't a
complete nightmare. Easy and a joy infact! #Pitivi is amazing!
(2:05 PM Jan 8th from Mauku)</li>
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<strong>zylogz80</strong> #Pitivi is soooo cool! Like iMove for Linux. Very
impressed! (5:46 PM Dec 31st, 2009 from web)</li>
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<strong>F1LT3R</strong> Just discovered Pitivi the .ogg video editor for Gnome.
“It just works!” And it just works very well. <a href="http://bit.ly/rNzxM">http://bit.ly/rNzxM</a>
(5:49 PM Nov 28th, 2009 from TweetDeck)</li>
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<strong>rysiekpl</strong> Pitivi and UbuntuStudio are absolutely, positively,
*awesome*! plus VLC and you get a full-blown video production and
streaming solution! :) (4:13 PM Nov 28th, 2009 from identica)</li>
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<strong>EugeniaLoli</strong> What does my mother, Pitivi, Kodak and Linux have in
common? Find out
<a href="http://eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2009/11/27/kodak-digicam-hd-editing-with-pitivi/">here</a>
;-) (9:09 PM Nov 27th, 2009 from web)</li>
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<strong>pantoniades</strong> needed a simple & easy video editing tool, and
#Pitivi was perfect for the job. (9:44 AM Aug 14th, 2009 from
Gwibber)</li>
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<strong>herrsteiner</strong> #Pitivi helped me to convert a video to #ogg
#theora which I strangely couldn't convert on commandline without
losing the audio (7:31 PM Aug 13th, 2009 from web)</li>
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