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YouTube Videos With Linux: Part 1

By Rob Reilly

“Not only can you make your own videos for business, similar
techniques can be used for creating video tutorials, including
screen-casts, and voice-over narration. Put those tutorials on the
Web for nearly instant fame and fortune.

“This first of a three-part series will summarize the on-site
production process for my brother’s one-and-a-half minute business
video. Part 2 will cover editing with kdenlive, adding various
video elements, and how to upload the video to YouTube. Part 3 will
expand into using xvidcap, how you add a voice-over, and how to
roll everything up into a video tutorial. All of these jobs can be
easily and reliably accomplished with your Linux powered
notebook”


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