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There's also the possibility of doing a side-by-side comparison for
this video and leaving out the text entirely. Sony Vegas will let you
"crop" the images and if you layer the video tracks you can crop one to
appear on the left, and the other to appear on the right. Just a thought. -Jacob Yann wrote: ______________ @Ronnie: ok for Amarok if you prefer :) I believe that "WindowsXP" and "Solitaire" both imply that Ubuntu is OLD-FASHION, don't you think ? As it looks difficult to separate the text, please: 1) try not to use English sentences (such as 'works flawlessly in Ubuntu') because it will make the video useless for non-English teams. 2) For the last screen, other LocoTeams will have to put their URL instead of ubuntu.com and write "Ubuntu, the free OS" in their language. I think it is possible with a sub-title software. So please create a 2nd version without those 2 elements (just the Ubuntu logo in the middle/top of the screen).@all: don't you know any good "Movie-maker" on Ubuntu? sorry I don't know anything about film editing, but here are some examples running on both Windows and Linux: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_alternatives_to_proprietary_softwares#Multimedia Regards, YannFrom: Ronnie Tucker <[email protected]> I'm loathe to use RythmBox as I could never get it to work with my iPod Classic, but Amarok worked flawlessly. I'll maybe remove Solitaire and put in a couple of Windows games with the name of the game and something like 'works flawlessly in Ubuntu' Translation could be a problem, since the app is Sony Vegas, so whoever was translating would need to install Vegas. I can certainly make an archive of the Vegas files and images used for anyone wanting to translate it... Yann wrote: |
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