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:Campus Party Brazil - Maddog's Challenge - Multimedia and Free Software
Campus Party Brazil - Maddog's Challenge - Multimedia and Free Software
Jan 6, 2009, 18 :04 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2868 reads)

[ Thanks to Britta Wuelfing for this link. ]

"To keep things fair, the topic of the advertisement will not be revealed until the first day of Campus Party. Of course all of the final output will be in open formats, under a Creative Commons License.

"I decided to do some research to make sure that there was enough Free Software out there to make this a feasible topic for the challenge. Of course I knew about Blender and Audacity and some other Free Software offerings, but I felt there needed to be a bit more. I was pleasantly surprised. Below is a series of Free Software projects and compilations that I found by searching a little around the web. It is by no means extensive, but I did try to capture both audio/video and audio-only tools. I also took the "borrow when you can" philosophy, so while a lot of these descriptions are cut from the projects own web pages, but I tried to find the most descriptive parts I could."

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