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| goldteeth | In about this system when loooking at devices a bunch of devices have capabilities as being 'denied'. Does that mean the embedded firmware isn't allowing the OS to read the hardware or jusst the user? | 01:44 |
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| joshuamaximus | hey | 02:23 |
| joshuamaximus | thanks for the help ealryer | 02:23 |
| joshuamaximus | i got it figured out | 02:23 |
| joshuamaximus | i had to remove the images in the grub menu when i boot the pc | 02:26 |
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| BluesKaj | Hi all | 13:02 |
| cioran0 | Which windows compatibility layer do you guys use? I need to edit some video | 14:23 |
| cioran0 | And use corel pinnacle | 14:23 |
| cioran0 | And Kdenlive doesn't do some stuff I need | 14:23 |
| IrcsomeBot_ | <TimoSalola> Haven't tried using compatibility layers with video or image editors but davinci resolve runs on linux natively and the free version is said to be fairly good. So it could be a valid alternative to kdenlive | 14:58 |
| cioran0 | Thx for reply! I didn't think of resolve since it's complicated, but if it runs natively on linux that's a gamechanger! | 15:05 |
| cioran0 | Can resolve do lower thirds and titles? | 15:08 |
| cioran0 | (With the free version) | 15:09 |
| IrcsomeBot_ | <TimoSalola> i think kdenlive should be able to do those and I don't see why those wouldn't be features of resolve | 15:11 |
| IrcsomeBot_ | <TimoSalola> features included in the free version that is | 15:12 |
| IrcsomeBot_ | <TimoSalola> I've understood that the major limitations of free resolve are not being able to grade 10 or higher bit depth video and not having access to some AI tools resolve has | 15:12 |
| cioran0 | Yeah think ill use kdenlive | 15:15 |
| cioran0 | Just wish this came packed with templates like corel | 15:16 |
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