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Personally I use the free version of Devinci Resolve. Have you used both and how do they compare?
I wouldn't mind using it, but the lack of H264 support on linux really kills that idea
Of course I could export every clip to a different format, but that would require me to** export every clip to a different format** and I'm lazy.
I used Lightworks like 6 years back, has it improved since then? I liked it, but the 720p export limit was a bummer
State when was the last time you tried couz. Mf be saying "last time I tried x" and it turns out it was 5 years ago. FOSS development and new technologies are at its all time high and it won't stop increasing
What? x264 is h.264 encoder, it ships with ffmpeg
Last time I tried the Linux version of Resolve, it wouldn't start up due to it being incompatible with the default AMD drivers. This was years ago, so maybe it works now.