sorry, replace the word "audacity" with ardour.
GARY SEVIOUR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I dont work with video at all myself
but Cinelerra looks like the video production equivalent of audacity (which I
intend to make use of eventually) in terms of complexity, flexibility and
suitability for professional use. Kino looks like it would be better for more
casual use.
Yeh OT, but I bet you can involve Perl somewhere with Cinellerra if you want to
(just to make life maximally confusing ).
Lyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All,
Anyone here familiar with good open source video editing software?
Lyle
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