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Diva is an open-source video editing software for the GNOME desktop environment. Founded by Michal Dominik K. as a Google Summer of Code project. Currently under heavy development, it will provide users with tools for manipulating digital video. Diva is written in Mono and uses GStreamer, and currently runs on GNU/Linux.

Features

Diva can currently import several media formats, permits playback, basic editing and effects. It supports undo, exporting, and saving of projects.

Unlike other well-established Open-Source video editing software which support DV clips like Kino and Cinelerra, Diva provides an integrated media gallery for Video clips, Pictures, and audio files in which media are categorized by type, duration, tags and timeline usage .

Many more advanced features will be added to Diva during development including support of many more effects, output formats, etc.

Remarkable is the infinite undo/redo functionality with which you can open a history window with clear descriptions of which these changes and where you can jump directly to the project status at this point and the undo/redo stack can be saved with the project.

Supported import file types:

DV files (raw digital video, .dv)

WAV files (raw riff .wav files. Limited to 16bit, any rate)

JPEG, PNG images

Supported export file types:

Ogg/Theora

External links

Diva homepage

Four comprehensive demo videos of working with Diva