Or the Question is, if there would be possibility to capture a sequence of non compressed pictures and with these would be posibble to work and edit video in a program such Lives (http://lives.sourceforge.net/)
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Hi,
sorry for missing your first question.
The best choice for theora editing is probably cinelerra
(http://cv.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php).
For simple linear editing(e.g resizing,cropping, etc.),
you can can also use the VLC media player.
It has an extensive commandline syntax that allows a
variety of transformations to be performed on a file.
There's also Kino. Even though it transcodes non-DV files when
importing, it's really easy to use and can export to theora.
I personally use Kino+vlc.
>>Or the Question is, if there would be possibility to capture a sequence of non compressed pictures and with these would be posibble to work and edit video in a program such Lives (http://lives.sourceforge.net/)
recordMyDesktop will only produce ogg/theora+vorbis files.
Capturing non-compressed images on the default 15fps on
a resolution of 1280x1024@32bpp, would require more than 4 GB
of space per minute, so it's not possible.
BTW, I seem to remember that Lives supports theora import
(but not export).
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ah, there is an answer already to my question. What If I have the disc space for that kind of file size. I would much rather work with uncompressed video.
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Ok, I was wrong to say that it's not possible to record
uncompressed audio/video. If your machine is optimized
for multimedia production or simply high spec, it can
be done.
But...
As I've already stated, in my previous post, recordMyDesktop
will only produce ogg/theora+vorbis files.
Sorry, but I'm simply not interested or motivated to add
support for uncompressed or any other kind of output.
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I would need to do after recording some sort of simple edits. To cut some parts off, splitt or join. What would be usable editor for this tasks?
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Or the Question is, if there would be possibility to capture a sequence of non compressed pictures and with these would be posibble to work and edit video in a program such Lives (http://lives.sourceforge.net/)
markinfo
Hi,
sorry for missing your first question.
The best choice for theora editing is probably cinelerra
(http://cv.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php).
For simple linear editing(e.g resizing,cropping, etc.),
you can can also use the VLC media player.
It has an extensive commandline syntax that allows a
variety of transformations to be performed on a file.
There's also Kino. Even though it transcodes non-DV files when
importing, it's really easy to use and can export to theora.
I personally use Kino+vlc.
>>Or the Question is, if there would be possibility to capture a sequence of non compressed pictures and with these would be posibble to work and edit video in a program such Lives (http://lives.sourceforge.net/)
recordMyDesktop will only produce ogg/theora+vorbis files.
Capturing non-compressed images on the default 15fps on
a resolution of 1280x1024@32bpp, would require more than 4 GB
of space per minute, so it's not possible.
BTW, I seem to remember that Lives supports theora import
(but not export).
ah, there is an answer already to my question. What If I have the disc space for that kind of file size. I would much rather work with uncompressed video.
marc-
Ok, I was wrong to say that it's not possible to record
uncompressed audio/video. If your machine is optimized
for multimedia production or simply high spec, it can
be done.
But...
As I've already stated, in my previous post, recordMyDesktop
will only produce ogg/theora+vorbis files.
Sorry, but I'm simply not interested or motivated to add
support for uncompressed or any other kind of output.
i use avidemux for non-lineare editing (i pre-convert the video with ffmpeg)
also... kdenlive is great too !