Development news 
- Edward Hervey (bilboed) : PiTiVi 0.13.4 “Cabernet d’Anjou” (March 10, 2010)
- 'Jeff' Fortin Tam (nekohayo) : Icon view in the Source List (February 08, 2010)
- 'Jeff' Fortin Tam (nekohayo) : More bug triaging (February 05, 2010)
- 'Jeff' Fortin Tam (nekohayo) : Single channel waveforms (January 25, 2010)
- 'Jeff' Fortin Tam (nekohayo) : 300 (January 01, 2010)
- 'Jeff' Fortin Tam (nekohayo) : The new PiTiVi website is up (December 11, 2009)
- 'Jeff' Fortin Tam (nekohayo) : Move playhead on click, modeless splitting, full-height playhead (November 30, 2009)
- Edward Hervey (bilboed) : The result of the past few months of hacking (November 30, 2009)
- Edward Hervey (bilboed) : Answering questions… (November 20, 2009)
- 'Jeff' Fortin Tam (nekohayo) : GStreamer tutorials for PiTiVi contributors (November 17, 2009)
See the PiTiVi planet for archives.
PiTiVi 
is a free, intuitive and featureful movie editor for the Linux desktop.
Anything in, anything out.
As long as it is supported by the GStreamer Multimedia Framework, PiTiVi will handle any format you throw at it.
Easy to learn: usability counts.
There is no eternal newbie. PiTiVi's user interface is carefully designed to suit both the newcomer and the professional, to be efficient and intuitive.
We have some highly trained designer monkeys that work towards that goal, and can even recite the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines in their sleep, backwards, all for you.
Free and Open Source.
PiTiVi will not ask you for licensing fees or lock you out of your data with DRM, and will keep improving with each new release. PiTiVi is distributed under the LGPL.
Want more? See the full list of features... or some of the praises/positive comments we have received so far.
If you are a happy PiTiVi filmmaker, you can hit this button to raise the counter:
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