Video Podcasting From Linux

Mar 05, 2009, 22:33 (0 Talkback[s])

[ Thanks to Carl Parrish for this link. ]

"Generally what I want to do is take video with my Flip HD, or a screen capture program. Edit it, then publish to YouTube.

"Taking video from the Flip seems to be fine in Fedora 9 it just reads it as a USB hard drive. Then comes the hard part. How do I edit? Found some interesting programs Kino is my favorite so far but it doesn't seem to work well with a file that's already in avi format, such as from the Flip. Sounds like it would work great with a raw dv format video though. In researching this article I found Pitivi which seemed simple enough to import avi files but perhaps something was wrong with my Pulse Audio because I couldn't seem to get sound at all."

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