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Video editor...?

Tup3x

Tup3x

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Is there any non-linear video editor that support piping raw video & audio to external encoder? Preferably something that isn't ridiculously expensive.

That's a killer feature and works really nicely in VirtualDub but sadly it's not in active development any more and you can't really do anything creative with it other than just trim video.
 
what type of raw format are you looking to work with?

Premiere cc and avid has support for the red rocket but with the new videocards are so fast that its almost not worth it for encoding.
 
If I got it right, I'm using Vegas 12 with the addition of Debugmode Frameserver which passes (renders) content along to other programs like encoders or editors using frameserved file.
This frameserver supports other NLEs as well.
 
If you're not afraid of learning or writing scripts, Avisynth is very powerful. Depends on what you mean by "creative". Avisynth doesn't actually provide a GUI, wysiwyg or sandbox to play around in. Other than that, it meets all your listed criteria.
 
Absalom said:
If you're not afraid of learning or writing scripts, Avisynth is very powerful. Depends on what you mean by "creative". Avisynth doesn't actually provide a GUI, wysiwyg or sandbox to play around in. Other than that, it meets all your listed criteria.
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Avisynth alone doesn't solve the problem (I used to use it a lot but now I'll just use FFmpeg instead since it supports pretty much anything as input format). And by "creative" I mean proper non-linera video editor.

I want to pipe (or feed) the data directly to encoder and not render it to temporary file.

tedych said:
If I got it right, I'm using Vegas 12 with the addition of Debugmode Frameserver which passes (renders) content along to other programs like encoders or editors using frameserved file.
This frameserver supports other NLEs as well.
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Hmm... I guess frame server like that is pretty much the only option. Though not perfect since it doesn't seem to support YV12... which is rather large problem actually.
 
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Tup3x said:
Avisynth alone doesn't solve the problem (I used to use it a lot but now I'll just use FFmpeg instead since it supports pretty much anything as input format).
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As long as you have a proper DirectShow filter installed, AviSynth can read any format you normally can through Windows Media Player. But that's not all. It can read many other formats natively if you have a proper plugin loaded. Since you already mentioned FFMpeg, Avisynth natively supports FFMpeg, so you can pretty much open anything FFMpeg can open as long as you provide the proper syntax. Other than some esoteric crap, there's not much you can't get Avisynth to frameserve.

Oh, and many Avisynth plugins support YV12 (for performance reasons). That's one of the reasons I like it so much, it's so versatile.
 
I don't do anything fancy, but I rely on an old-ish version of Vegas Pro
 
AVSPMOD is an AVISYNTH GUI. I also daisy chain XVID4PSP since it allows you to open into any program and into avspmod.
 
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