Hi Daniel :) > http://2mandvd.tuxfamily.org/
I'll take a look at 2ManDVD too, didn't know about it. Seems to be on French only too :S. Some weeks ago I tested ... I guess it was ... TovidGUI, but I was to lazy to add all dependencies that were not added when installing the package from the 3.0-beta/Hardy repositories and so it failed. IIRC I used Avidemux (Qt) to convert a video to CD format without a menu and burned it by K3b. DVD authoring is something I don't need often. If I need DVD or CD video format I use the first available application and often I go without a menu. > OME is the only video editor I know of with JACK transport support This is very interesting, as sync is important for me. > One of the aims of the book is to show how many of the applications > are cross-platform, to reach those readers who aren't ready to install > GNU/Linux at first. A good decision. I have given up to recommend Linux, but if people ask me to help them, I always recommend GIMP and other FLOSS for their Windows and in addition I tell them, when using Linux, that they only need to open YaST, Synaptic etc. to search and install software. Phew, Animata has a lack of good instructions. There's a howto video posted in their mailing list archive and there's a rudimentary Wiki that comes also with some videos: http://usinganimata.wikia.com/wiki/Animata_Wiki It's not bad to learn by doing without a howto, but because there's no howto, I know scarcely if doing it is worth the effort, because I don't know what Animata is able to do and what is needed to realize all the nice things it obviously is able to do. Actually I would run $ dchroot -d /usr/src/animata-read-only/build/animata right now and learn a little bit about Animata. Unfortunately Fortuna balks this plan. For Animata that chroot thing seems to be fine and it has the advantage that everybody easily can compile actual svn versions without the need to use obscure patches, but my chroot seems to be a mess and not a solution for all 32bit applications on 64bit architecture. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
