Craig Lawson wrote:
Try:
Format = MS-AVI or Quicktime for Linux
Audio = Twos complement, 16 bit linear
Video = MPEG-4, quantization = 5, fixed quantization
Thanks Craig. I used to use render to Quicktime for Linux, but recent
use has produced videos where the colours are mixed up :( - although I
haven't tried your suggestion. Rendering to OGG seemed to work
consistently well for me. Sometimes, Cinelerra has its moods. I don't
produces videos anything like the pros - I just use it ocassionally to
make my clips for YouTube, etc.. I quite like Kino - one can do cuts and
put them together. Kdenlive looks interesting - I must give it a spin
some time. Video editing on Linux is a bit like a trip to the casino.
Sometimes your number comes up, sometimes it doesn't. If you bash the
square peg enough times, you will eventually fit it into the round hole.
An (incomplete) list of video editing software for (Ubuntu) Linux is
available here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=293798
if that's any use to anyone.
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