LiVES Video Editor: Basics

This covers opening files, editing video and audio, changes frame rates.

Most of my videos are edited with LiVES Video editor and I thk its easy to use than Cinelerra and better than Windows Movie Maker.

Operating System: Backtrack 4 (Debian Lenny)

Editor: LiVES Video Editor

Recorder: gtk-recordmydesktop

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[Sh4neH1234]

I'm having a lot of trouble syncing audio to a video. The raw video has an audio track, but when I delete part of the video I end up with all sorts of trouble trying to get the audio cut at the same place, what do you recommend?

[nagamanesh]

@Sh4neH1234 In tools, deselect decouple video from audio....this should help.

[DarkerThanBlack89]

Hi, I am trying to save it into a mpeg or wmv format

but it says I am missing the encoder and I have no idea how to get it or how to install it! can you help plz?

[nagamanesh]

@DarkerThanBlack89 If you install transcode in terminal/konsole, it woll work without any problem.

Debian/BT/Ubuntu...You can try apt-get install transcode

Search of rpm in OpenSuse...but it should install by default if I'm not mistake.

I never tried in Windows.

[xaros2009me2010]

how can i add 2 clips ?

[nagamanesh]

@xaros2009me2010

There is a multi track mode...However if I want to add just two clips, I usually copy the first clip to clip board and then open the second clip as new file & paste first clip from the clip board or u can do vice versa.

I feel this is easy compared to multi track mode. :)

[INeedToLiveLonger]

Can i open APP2.0 projects with this tool?

[blackbook100000]

I have problem with playback speed. When i change speed and try to save this there is comeing error please respond.

[ilia4kata]

back track rulz

[nagamanesh]

can u tell me what is the OS, what is the error message u r getting and what is the source for installation?