Over the weekend I installed kino on one of my computers and I'm
trying to learn how to use it to edit my videos. There are fancier
programs for video editing on Linux but this one does what I think I
need. It can convert my .ogv files from recordmydesktop to .dv, does
simple non-destructive
Thanks for pushing this forward! One steady person pushing things
forward makes it much easier for other to jump on board.
This is pretty anecdotal I have been surprised at the number of
times I have seen comments saying that people chose a particular
software product because it had a good
David,
I may make a wiki page on what I learn from this experience. It's not
difficult to do a video like this, but there are a lot of little
details you have to work past.
James Simmons
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 12:09 PM, David Farningdfarn...@sugarlabs.org wrote:
Thanks for pushing this
I just created another video, demoing the features of Read Etexts, and
posted it in the same place. This one has a sound track which should
come up when it demos text to speech with highlighting. I can play
this one with totem, but mplayer doesn't like it for some reason.
This one is about 70
I am in the process of uploading 60 mb of video to
shell.sugarlabs.org. This video demonstrates using Get Internet
Archive Books to find and download books, then restoring them from the
Journal to read with the Read Activity. It needs resizing and
editing, title cards, sound, you name it. It is
