Re: what video editing software ?

[Dan D. <dde...@co...>]

Most Linux user are using Broadcast 2000 at http://www.heroinewarrior.com/
or MainActor at http://www.mainactor.de/

Broadcast has builtin support for ieee1394 under Linux, but in general the
program is rather unstable. I am using Broadcast--just started. I am not
actively using it for production work. Eventually, I want to use it as a
hobbyist and for home videos, but I am more interested in helping with the
development of the product. First priority for me now is to get DV-encoded
iso transmit working. I can't really do any production editing without that
feature--I don't have any other output option besides what my camera
provides.

From: "Jan Rhebergen" <ja...@rh...>
> Hello All,
>
> Got my Dynalink IEEE1394 card yesterday. Using the instructions on
sourceforge
> I compiled a new kernel and libraw etc. All worked straight out of the box
so
> to speak. Hats off to the developers. I got dvgrab and xdvplay to grab and
> play a clip.
>
> Next step is editing of course. I've located some packkages which seem
> suitable but I am curious to know what editing software others would use
and
> recommend.
>
> regards,
>
> Jan Rhebergen
>
>
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