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Looks professional. I am always wondered if any video editor is client server based and/or api driven based.
For example, if the video editor can directly use tlmy server's disk io and gpu instead of my desktop one, so my desktop client is only for controlling. Non concurrent multi users across network would be awesome.
If we can build a simple video by using APIs then fine-tune the project by using video editor, that would also awesome.
Nice, how does it compare to Kdenlive?