> > Does anyone know if there are any plans on resurrecting Broadcast 2000? > > The company behind the project is no longer making it available from there > > web site but sense it is GPL there is absolutely nothing they can do to > > prevent others from distributing or continuing development of. > nonsense. > it is still there. > it is still being developed. > it is still available to download. > > go to heroine's web site -> > follow link to their sourceforge web site -> > go to d/l section -> > grab latest snapshot. > > obtw : it is now called 'cinerella' (sp?) and not 'broadcast 2000' I use Broadcast 2000 quite a bit. Cinelerra is the successor to Broadcast 2000. It is a completely different code-base and is still of developmental quality. It does seem to have potential, though. Heroine Virtual, the guys who write Broadcast 2000 and Cinelerra appear kind of odd to me. I don't understand their justification for their attempt to remove Broadcast 2000 from public access (http://www.heroinewarrior.com/bcast2000.php3). If you do a little research on their online documents you will find quite a few odd monologues. The libquicktime project (http://libquicktime.sourceforge.net) has started because of their unwillingness to work with outside developers. They have written some nice code, I just wish they would consider contributed patches a little more. And get rid of the ridiculous in-house GUI toolkit! -- Mike :wq
