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[RoyGBiv]

I want to be a tester. :)

Hell, I've tested everything else, it seems. Kino still does most of what I need, so I've stuck with that.

Cinelerra is really powerful, but as you discovered, is about as complicated as you make it. It's just that for smaller projects, it's a bit of overkill.

I generally don't use it because my projects don't usually need all that and because of the crashing problem. Nothing makes me crazier than being 99% through a render of something long and then lose it all in a crash.