21 Jan
2005
21 Jan
'05
7:13 p.m.
Jim Leonard wrote:
Chris Blackburn wrote:
I use Cinelerra in Linux. It's actually pretty good, but there are some
really annoying things it does and doesn't do. Fortunately, I can just
go in and change them. Then I make a diff of it, and can mail that off
to the "real" developers.
I don't mind clunky and uncomfortable if I can fix it myself.
Gordon.
I have done some video editing under linux and
although it was nowhere
near as user friendly as it was under windows it was just as fast if not
faster. And once you get to know the command line syntax and you have
done it a few times it just becomes second nature.
I use Windows for my video work not because it is faster, but because it
is almost as fast, much cheaper, and has more decent (and free) tools.
Video editing under Linux is best described as clunky and uncomfortable.