Aphelion Editor: Open-Source Node-Based Video Editor Built for Flexible Pipelines

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A developer has released Aphelion Editor, a free and open-source video editing application that replaces the traditional timeline workflow with a node-based graph system. Users connect nodes representing inputs, effects, transforms, audio, and outputs to visually construct their entire video processing pipeline. The project is written in Python using PyQt6, with OpenCV, NumPy, and FFmpeg handling media processing tasks. Current features include keyframing, point and planar tracking, animatable properties, plugin support, and a growing built-in node library. The source code is publicly available on GitHub, and the developer plans to add GPU-backed processing and expand compositing and motion graphics capabilities over time.

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