Re: professional video editing on linux?

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> For example, have a 730M MPEG-1 file from a VCD.  When i try to load
> it into mave, it takes about 10 minutes.  Worse, every mouse click or
> re-display takes another few minutes.  The software is definitely doing
> something wrong.

If you want "fast" you want console tools with plenty CPU, memory,
swap and every sort of tricks (MMX, 3Dnow, MTRR and all the bizz
things).

Take a look in:
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de/~ostreich/transcode/
wich seems to be a nice begin... but work in progress...

> By the same brilliant people who created "Broadcast 2000"?  Ugh.

I've heard a lot of complains regarding Broadcast2000. But it
really works with MPEG1 streams no DVD stuff of course). 

You have to handle a "time line" editing tool and you have 
('had' because the project is gone) a wide range of effects 
and IMHO a good enough interface considering the fact
that is a GPL'ed tool (probably one of the best projects
in this area).

Hope it helps.

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