Software Update: OpenShot Video Editor 1.4.3

OpenShot Video Editor is an open source video editor for Linux. It is made with Python, GTK and the MLT Framework, and is comparable to Windows Movie Maker or Apple’s iMovie. If you want to try the program without installing it first or if you don’t have Linux, it is also possible to download a so-called live DVD. to download. Version 1.4.3 was released at the beginning of this month and the changelog for that release looks like this:

New Features for OpenShot 1.4.3

• Improved Timeline Snapping for Transitions (no more manual adjustment of every transition)
• Improved Drag & Drop features (Vertical Constraints, Improved Gap Removal, New Keyboard Shortcuts, and more)
• New 3D Animations (Realistic Earth, Exploding TextDissolving Text, and more)
• 10+ New Effects (Sharpness, Vignette, Lens Correction, and more)
• Apply Effects to Tracks (and Multiple Clips at the same time)
• Adjust Speed ​​of Animated Titles (utilizing time remapping, for interpolated smooth animations)
• New Transitions (6 bars, boxes)
• New Dark Theme
• Improved Translations
• Updated Documentation
• Updated Dependencies (Now requires Blender 2.62+)
• Tons of Bug Fixes (Full List of Bugs & Features)

OpenShot Video Editor screenshot, click on the image for a larger version.