Dan Green wrote:
So it looks like I've got plenty of glib's.
The above statement makes no sense at all.
if it sucks, what's a better alternative.
Cinelerra is, among other things a professional video editing system. It
works
quite well for a number commercial enterprises including TV stations,
professional
video production houses and movie studio's. It does a lot of things,
however, sucking
is not one of them.
I am on the mailing list for Cinelerra and that is the best place to get
help
installing/configuring/using this system. There are quite a large number of
knowledgeable users as well as the author of the system on that list. Also,
here is hint: If you present your lack of expertise as being the fault
of the product
as you did on this list, don't expect any help at all: The majority of
the users on
that list are professionals in the video/movie industry and literally do
not have time
for BS.
The homepage for cinelerra is:
http://heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra
The mailing list is at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/heroines/
Hint number two: Compiling Cinelerra from source can be a frustrating
experience.
Beginners (Linux newbies as well as Cinelerra newbies...) really should
use the
prebuilt binaries or either *carefully* read documentation to the source
code.
Best
Marvin Dickens
Alpharetta, Georgia USA
