[ Thanks to Matt for
this link. ]
“With the advancement in digital video technology (with digital
cameras that can create video, as well as video cameras that record
direct to DVD), video editing is fast becoming a core function of
the desktop. While there is a plethora of (sometimes quite
expensive) video production software for Windows and Mac in the
home and semi-pro market, to date it has been a bit more of a
challenge to get good software in Linux.“Often the first thing that people have trouble with, in terms
of editing home videos in Linux is actually getting the footage off
their camera…”
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