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PiTiVi, alternative Linux à Microsoft Clipchamp
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PiTiVi is a solid replacement for Microsoft Clipchamp if you're on Linux and want offline, no-watermark video editing without relying on a browser. It handles basic tasks like trimming, splitting, adding transitions, and text overlays cleanly. The interface is intuitive for beginners but also scales to more advanced use thanks to keyframing and timeline precision. However, it lacks built-in cloud export and has fewer preset effects than Clipchamp. If you value privacy, open-source software, and don't need web integration, PiTiVi works well for simple to mid-level projects.
- Licence
- LGPL-2.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 2023.03 (26 mars 2023)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Simple drag-and-drop timeline editing with visual clarity
- Supports basic transitions including crossfades
- Text overlay and audio track editing available
- Exports to common formats like MP4 and MOV
- Free to use with no forced watermarking
Ce qui change
- PiTiVi is desktop-only and lacks Clipchamp's cloud-based workflow
- No built-in stock media library or online templates
- Fewer automated features like voice-over recording or auto-reframe
- Interface is GNOME-integrated but less flashy than Clipchamp's web UI
- No direct cloud export or rendering option
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Clipchamp
PiTiVi supports any format GStreamer can handle, which includes MP4, MOV, AVI, and more—common formats used in Clipchamp. You can import and edit Clipchamp-exported videos without issue. However, project files aren't interchangeable since Clipchamp saves online and PiTiVi uses its own project format. If you have raw media from Clipchamp, PiTiVi will work with it. Project continuity isn't possible, but media is compatible.
Passer de Microsoft Clipchamp à PiTiVi, étape par étape
- Install PiTiVi via Flathub or your distro's package manager
- Copy your video clips, audio, and images to a local folder
- Open PiTiVi and create a new project
- Drag media into the timeline and edit as needed
- Export using built-in presets for MP4 or custom settings
Fonctionnalités clés de PiTiVi
- Montage non linéaire avec une timeline indépendante du taux de rafraîchissement
- Prise en charge de tout format géré par GStreamer
- Animation de keyframes pour effets et filtres
- Montage en ripple et roll pour des ajustements rapides de la timeline
- Ratios d’aspect, taux de rafraîchissement et préréglages de rendu personnalisés
- Fondus et transitions conformes au standard SMPTE
- Panneaux d’interface détachables pour configurations multi‑moniteurs
- Flux de travail non modal centré sur le curseur
Installer PiTiVi sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.pitivi.Pitivisudo apt install pitivisudo apt install pitivisudo dnf install pitivisudo pacman -S pitivisudo zypper install pitiviQuestions fréquentes
Can I use PiTiVi without an internet connection?
Yes, PiTiVi runs entirely offline once installed. No internet is needed for editing or rendering.
Does PiTiVi add a watermark to exports?
No. PiTiVi is free and open-source, and does not add watermarks to any exported video.
Is PiTiVi harder to learn than Clipchamp?
It has a steeper initial curve for absolute beginners, but the layout is logical and efficient once you know basic timeline editing.
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