[Nottingham] Nottingham Digest, Vol 301, Issue 2

[Richard Ward]

There seems to be a dearth of good video editors on Linux, or at least a 
dearth of free/open ones. The FSF lists this as a 'High Prority Project' 
('http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html#videoediting), which I take 
to mean that they think the current projects aren't great. I recently 
needed to splice some stuff together, and tested out most of the ones 
listed on that site, and only one (PiTiVi) seemed able to do what I 
wanted. Even then I had to do it in small sections as the UI kept going 
wrong. I'd be interested if anyone can mention any they've had luck with.

Jim Moore wrote:
> for win32:
> 
> Pinnacle
> WMM
> VirtualDub
> Irfanview
> Nerovision
> Photopeach
> Imagevu (Flash slideshow generator)
> Amara (Flash)
> Photo DVD Maker
> Photo2VCD
> 
> ...and about 7 million others, and probably similar numbers for Linux/BSD/Acorn