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Shotcut (Ubuntu)

Installing Shotcut on Ubuntu 24.04

  1. Using AppImage:

    • Download the Shotcut AppImage from the official website.
    • Make the AppImage executable: 
      chmod +x Shotcut-version.AppImage
    • Run the AppImage: 
      ./Shotcut-version.AppImage

  2. Using Snap:

    • Install Shotcut via Snap: 
      sudo snap install shotcut --classic

Optimizing Shotcut Performance

  1. Update Graphics Drivers:

    • Ensure your graphics drivers are up-to-date. For NVIDIA cards, you can use the following commands: 
      sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot

  2. Enable GPU Processing:

    • Open Shotcut and go to Settings > GPU Effects and enable GPU processing.

  3. Configure Proxy Editing:

    • Enable proxy editing to handle high-resolution video more smoothly:
      • Go to Settings > Proxy > Use Proxy
      • Configure proxy resolution and format under Settings > Proxy > Proxy Resolution and Proxy Format.

Editing Workflow in Shotcut

  1. Import Videos:

    • Open Shotcut and click on Open File to import your videos.

  2. Organize Clips:

    • Drag your video files to the timeline and organize them as needed.

  3. Editing Tools:

    • Use the timeline to trim, cut, and arrange clips.
    • Apply filters and effects from the Filters tab.
    • Add transitions by overlapping clips on the timeline.

  4. Audio Editing:

    • Use audio filters and adjustments to enhance your video's sound quality.

  5. Exporting:

    • Once editing is complete, click on Export and choose your desired format and settings.
    • Use presets for common platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, or custom export settings for specific needs.

Additional Tips

  • Save Regularly: Save your project frequently to avoid losing progress.
  • Utilize Keyboard Shortcuts: Familiarize yourself with Shotcut's keyboard shortcuts to speed up your editing process.
  • Learn from Tutorials: Explore Shotcut tutorials available on their official website or YouTube for more advanced techniques and tips.