On Saturday 31 March 2007, Steven M. Schultz wrote: > On Sat, 31 Mar 2007, Anne Wilson wrote: > > this. I did at first try Linux Video Studio, but it only partially > > worked and IIRC it didn't work at all after the 2.6 kernels started > > (could be wrong there). Perhaps it's time I came into the 21st century? > > :-) > > It is less about coming into the 21st century than it is about > using the correct tool to do a job. Even in the 19th century folks > knew that a screwdriver probably doesn't work well with nails ;) > > Much of DVD authoring (especially if you're doing complex menus) > is visual in nature thus it makes sense, to me, to use tools that > work graphically/visually. > > http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/ > > Not very expensive and it runs under WINE > It does look interesting. Since I'm dealing with old Hi8 tape and an analogue recorder, I still have to capture with the DC10+. Do these editing suites start from .avi files? The linux ones I've seen are generally aimed at starting from digital video.
Anne
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