[Consortium] FW: [piksel] Fwd: [estudiolivre] I believe in cinelerra
jaromil
jaromil at dyne.org
Mon Jan 21 03:37:45 EST 2008
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re all,
On Sat, Jan 19, 2008 at 09:22:28AM +0000, Daniel James wrote:
> I totally agree. I personally think that linuxaudio.org should
> support the Open Movie Editor project, for two big reasons:
>
> 1. OME is the only video editor I've ever used which has JACK
> support. (If there are others, please let me know).
>
> 2. The lone developer, Richard, is extremely responsive to community
> feedback and interaction. He even comes to the Linux Audio
> Conference every year.
I agree that Richard is very good and responsive and well interested
to a good number of efforts in video development on gnu/linux, but
still having read the code so far, having tested the applications and
analised the architectures involved, i believe KdenLive will by far be
the best video editor around. i really hope it will have jack support.
> I should also mention LiVES, which also has a responsive developer,
> Gabriel aka Salsaman. I heard that he is no longer able to develop
> LiVES due to a shortage of cash, and has returned to live in Brazil.
i know Salsaman, we are friends and he is better than me in
complaining :) OTOH is true we have no support. he crashed in my squat
a couple of times while in Amsterdam. He is a talented coder with an
old-school UNIX approach - to give you an idea LiVES is written in
perl and C and uses ImageMagick on single frames... good old
philosophy of using existing components.
> If there was some funding available for a free software video
> editor, I would suggest spending it on OME, to fix crashing bugs.
sorry to contradict, but i suggest KdenLive, at least to implement
jack support in it.
and i hope both proposals can be funded.
BTW, for your curiosity, i'm studying http://1010.co.uk/gneve.html :)
ciao!
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