tor 2008-05-22 klockan 10:05 -0500 skrev Yama Ploskonka: > I've used this very expensive thing once, and always dreamed for a > simple software solution. > http://www.animationtoolworks.com/ > > If someone could develop something like this that could be used by the > One Laptop Per Child project, I would be so happy, and so would be a > bunch of kids. > > Basically the lunchbox has a *simple interface* that lets you capture a > frame, sets it up in a sequence, lets you review that sequence and edit > it (add frames and/or erase them), save it and start another sequence. > Fancier options let you change fps, and that sort of thing, but you > don't really need that. The key is the simple interface for capture of > the frames and review. > > Someone feels like doing something like that?
Ok, I feel like I should direct people to the Pitivi-project (<http://www.pitivi.org/>). Pitivi is a open source NLE built using Python, Gstreamer and GTK and one of it's main goals is simplicity and usability. A helping hand over there would be highly appreciated! There is both a simple timeline (what you call a thumbnail-view) and a traditional multi-track interface. Gasten _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
