Re: [LAU] OT: linux video?

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am 27.02.2010 20:35, schrieb Aaron L.: But you know, that you can install everything, that runs on Linux on any Linux-Distro? In my experience, what distro you use becomes lesser important nowadays and that is good news. Even though not every distro is the same as top-notch for audio/video any general-purpose distro is at least capable to get things done. So I would not consider switching from a running distro before I really know, that I cannot do, waht I want with the system already installed... Back to topic: I do more and more video-stuff on Linux and most of the time I use OME - openmovieeditor for it: http://news.openmovieeditor.org/ Richard Spindler has done a great job with integrating OME seamelessly with jack. It really works great, including transport. OME uses to crash from time to time but not the same as often as kdenlive and it is lighter. The same as KDEnlive it has a desaster-recovery-mechanism it simply stores its XML-projectfile contineously - that is: I never lost more then ~10 seconds of work with any crash of it. So in a word: if you want to edit video under Linux with an app integrated in jack OME could be worth the try ;-)