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Nuke
Built around a node-based workflow, Foundry's Nuke gives visual effects artists detailed control over how images are combined and processed. Each node represents an operation, allowing a composite to be inspected and revised without hiding its construction. Film and television teams use it to integrate live-action footage with computer-generated elements, adjust color, and create complex effects....
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FFmpeg
For scripted multimedia work, FFmpeg provides command-line tools and libraries that handle video and audio across operating systems. It can convert formats, encode recordings and apply processing filters, with extensive codec support. This makes it a useful building block for video-processing pipelines and repeatable batch jobs rather than a conventional editing application with a visual timeline....
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