Movit provides a set of filters (effects) that process the video frames on the GPU instead of the CPU. These filters are usually drop-in replacements of existing (CPU) filters, which means that movit doesn't actually provide additional functionnality, but rather computes the same result differently.
As soon as you add Movit effects to your project, any frame that ever gets processed must go through your GPU, and thus all three cases you mentionned use Movit if they have to. Hope this helps. Cheers 2017-05-10 21:31 GMT+02:00 Jesse DuBord <jesse.dub...@gmail.com>: > I might be a little confused. Currently there are three main end-user > video-processing instances in Kdenlive: > > (1) Clip Monitor & Timeline playback > (2) Preview rendering > (3) Final video rendering > > Exactly which one(s) of these is Movit GPU library supposed to apply to? >
