On Sun, 2008-01-06 at 00:07 +1100, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote: > For film making, you might be better off with Cinepaint. Originally a fork of > GIMP known as Film GIMP, Cinepaint is used in many feature films. More at > http://www.cinepaint.org/
Hrrm, Cinepaint has suffered from bitrot for a while now, though I notice that the author has done some work. At WIN the Directors (read Editors) used stock Gimp on Windows to touch up images and so on for ad and programme production. They also used Blender for a couple of Station Promo's. > > > * Kino for super > > I've had some success with Avidemux. > > > * Audacity for sound editing > > Ardour and Jokosher might be worth trying as well. They are multi-track audio > editors. Does Jokosher actually work yet? I haven't played with in a while, so I'm curious. Ardour does my head in though. Probably cos I'm not a professional sound guy. With kdenlive now leading the Linux NLE race, what we need is a working compositor. -- James Purser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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