Installer kdenlive avec Homebrew Cask

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil
• Page du gestionnaire de paquets

Commandes et alias

Aucun alias exécutable n'a été trouvé dans la base locale des paquets.

Historique du projet

Jason Wood launched Kdenlive in 2003 with the 0.2.3 release. After a period of inactivity, Jean-Baptiste Mardelle joined in 2005 and became a central maintainer as development resumed.

The project completed a major KDE 3-to-KDE 4 refactoring in 2008 and began another migration toward KDE Frameworks 5 in 2011. A later timeline rewrite was planned in 2018 and distributed in 2019, providing a foundation for continued feature development.

Historique d'adoption

Kdenlive evolved from a small Linux-oriented project into an official KDE application. A crowdfunding campaign launched in 2012 reached its target by the end of 2014, and KDE formally adopted Kdenlive in 2015.

The project subsequently expanded its cross-platform ambitions. A Windows version was announced in 2016, while current official materials support Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD.

Modes d'utilisation

Kdenlive supports timeline-based editing, multi-track audio and video, proxy media, effects, transitions, titles, subtitles, color work, asset organization, automatic backups, and rendering to numerous media formats. It is used for work ranging from simple edits to complex multi-sequence productions.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

Kdenlive is a major packaged open-source creative application built from several established components: Qt and KDE libraries provide the interface, MLT supplies the editing framework, and FFmpeg handles broad media decoding and encoding. Frei0r, Movit, LADSPA, and SOX extend its effects and audio capabilities.

For maintainers and advanced users, Kdenlive demonstrates the integration and compatibility work involved in shipping a full non-linear editor across desktop platforms, codec stacks, plugin systems, and hardware configurations.

Chronologie

• 2003: Jason Wood launched Kdenlive with release 0.2.3.
• 2005: Jean-Baptiste Mardelle joined the revived project.
• 2008: The KDE 3-to-KDE 4 refactoring was completed.
• 2012: A development crowdfunding campaign began.
• 2015: Kdenlive became an official KDE application.
• 2016: A Windows version and broader cross-platform direction were announced.
• 2019: The refactored timeline code was distributed.

Related projects

• KDE: the community under which Kdenlive is developed.
• MLT: Kdenlive's multimedia editing framework.
• FFmpeg: the underlying decoding and encoding stack.
• Frei0r and Movit: video-effects technologies used through the Kdenlive stack.
• Glaxnimate: an animation application that Kdenlive can integrate with for motion graphics.

Sources

• https://apps.kde.org/kdenlive/
• https://docs.kdenlive.org/
• https://kdenlive.org/
• https://kdenlive.org/about/