features
Lombard 0.1 was released on June 9, 2010 and is suitable for basic video editing work. Current features include:
- Import clips in any GStreamer-supported format
- Arrange audio and video clips on a timeline
- Copy, paste, split, trim clips
- Export to a file in Ogg Theora format
Future goals:
- Titles and captions
- Transitions and effects
installation
There are two ways to download the Lombard source code:
Download the source tarball: recommended for a stable release
For the latest code, check out the source from our Subversion server:
$ svn co svn://svn.yorba.org/media/trunk media
Our wiki contains instructions on how to build and install Lombard.
documentation & support
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Architecture
Lombard is based on GStreamer and Gnonlin and written in Vala. It shares much of its code with our open source audio editor, Fillmore. Lombard and Fillmore projects are compatible: they can be opened in either application. This means, for example, that you can develop a video in Lombard and then open it in Fillmore to do specialized audio work.
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Documentation
The Lombard user guide explains how to use Lombard. Our wiki has more information about Lombard for both users and developers.
If you're interested in following Lombard's development or discussing its proposed features, sign up for our mailing list.
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Join us
We're actively looking for contributors to help out with Lombard's development. To get involved, download and build the source, then browse our wiki and read about about outstanding development tasks.
Lombard is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1.