>> +1 : or if you wanted a more formal training area, I'm sure I could
> arrange a space in Dublin with tables, chairs, internet and power - so
> that a few people could learn. I'd be very interested in learning more
> myself, being a complete n00b with respect to video, but using Final Cut
> Studio (on Mac) and Adobe Premier (on Windows.) I'd be very open to
> learning about doing the same (simple) stuff I do on a Linux platform.
>>>> In case it's any use,
> I have studied Video editing (The Practise of, and theory)
> So if any help is needed in what to look out for as regards,
> what to look out for "what makes this boring, what makes this
> interesting" lmk.
>> Was also a 3ccd cameraman, can help with what makes a good shot.
> If it ain't shot, it cant be edited.
> Frank
>>
Thanks Gar and Frank. Having studied editing I suppose I qualify as 'knowing
stuff'. I would have to learn how to use Linux editing software. From
reading the ubuntuforums it seems each program has its strengths and
weakness. You may have to use more than one do what you want. Which means
more learning. As I said I dont have a laptop so not sure how I could
prepare a lesson to bring. Oh and I'm a Linux noob, have zero experience as
a teacher and a stutter. But if people want to listen to me I'm happy to
oblige. Or pass the buck onto Frank :)
Reminder Luis will have a multimedia talk at OSS barcamp, I saw him run
multiple videos from the command line and other stuff which looked really
really cool. I highly recommend people go.
http://www.ossbarcamp.com/
BTW Gar, when I met you at the EAGM I asked about capturing from a
camcorder. Since my camera didn't recognise the device. I've since found out
I need to follow the links below.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=650628&highlight=ieee+1394http://www.bxlug.be/en/articles/220
side note, when someone put forward the need to code a new editing program,
I suggested building the UI first. testing it, make it friendly, then do the
backend coding. Can anyone who can code tell if if that makes it easier or
harder.
Unrelated note, is this the address for irc #ilug
tad
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