Problems installing new release of Cinelerra

I will be a bit worst for uninstalling what you did.

But you can try this in the terminal

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cinelerra-ppa/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install cinelerra-cv

I don't compile packages. I do prefer find a debian package in .deb or use the a ppa with synaptic (I gave you the commands to do that easily with the terminal).

For small project I use Pitivi
I also use Blender to make some more complicated projects. There are some great video tutorials on this you tube channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/MikeycalDOTcom/videos

I warn you.

The author says Cinelerra works better with 64 bits computers.

There are many problems you may find with cinerella :

If no sound, cineralla uses by default OSS. You'll have to chose like in Audacity ALSA.

You also mays have problems with typographical accents (for example if you make a french video for France or Quebec). There are some solutions.

Don't make active Compiz if you see some strange behaviour with it.

Do you work with other people using cinerella ?

After an installing with the solution I gave you I saw that Trisquel 7 (working on a 64 bits computer) needs the libquicktimecine-cv.

I've been to the following adress :
https://launchpad.net/~cinelerra-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+sourcepub/2783087/+listing-archive-extra
to find it.

But it doesn't seem to work.

I've already tried to install cinerella but I finally gave up because of problem of dependancies.

You have to make the script executablechmod +x /path/to/script

(. means the folder you're currently in)

Well, I've been using OpenShot for video editing.

The key to avoid most headaches is: Use only the most popular audio and
video codecs (encoders AND decoders) used by default by free software
when editing the videos. When you do have to work with the other codecs,
convert them first.

I'm not into video editing that much (besides: I'm not into various
areas that much, as I'm between every of them, D).

However, you can adventure yourself with Natron
(https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/Natron) for video compositions, and if
you're using KDE (that is "Triskel", which is a version of Trisquel with
KDE preinstalled), try Kdenlive. :D

If you want other suggestions: Try OpenShot and Shotcut
(https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/Shotcut).

All of these are available in the main Trisquel repositories (except
Natron and Shotcut).

Respectfully, Adonay.
Have a nice day.

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Thanks for the links Adonay.

It seems that Natron is more for post production and special FX than editing.

I had a look at OpenShot but can't really tell if it's more stable than Pitivi already installed in Trisquel.
It's really basic. It seems to be good software for people who have to make a video editing quickly without having the time to understand how it works.
But comparing to Pitivi, I like when Pitivi is asking first what is your project (sreen size, frames per minutes)
Both on Trisquel 6 & 7, I always had an unstable Pitivi. I always have to save my project or restart it because I can't do anything or Pitivi have bugs in showing my edition.
But I always had correct out renderings.

Blender doesn't support to work with ogg formats. You have to transfer your videos into mp4 before. But it does a great job in editing !

Kdenlive seems to be a good compromise between OpenShot/Pitivi and Blender for usual editing (you tube, mediagoblin) but limits the video and audio tracks. Seems really easy to use.