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cinema - the little world of self-made films

cinema is a KDE program to edit movies in multible formats. Unfortunately, it only works with a track. It is but also much more manageable than more powerful programs such as cinelerra

.

Despite its clear design, the program is to operate in some places but not exactly intuitive. Want to add together, for example, several small movies, so you download first to "open" the first file. Is it not a "DV" file, so it will be imported in this format (which can take quite a long time). The following files are now loaded but about "scene before / after insert. In the Edit menu, you always see the complete work, when you see the "cut" only the individual scenes. This you can in the "Story Board" (left) select. The "cut" menu is for instance a scene to be divided again. To do this you highlighting a section and select "split scene." The storyboard now appear both scenes.

under "FX" you can create effects and transitions. To do this you take away the start and end time (or frame) next to "Override" field. Now you choose for audio and video, the type of effect. For easy transition, for example, pays for audio "fading" and video "Aperture." "Start editing" A click on a new transitional scene created in the storyboard.
The menu item "Export generated video files in various formats. If the movie to a DVD, so is under the tab "MPEG" file format "8-DVD".

Now a couple of experiences:

I have when using

cinema
always a terminal with the kill command, because I find many times had that the program crashed in the way that the computer was overloaded and unresponsive to input. It takes but a moment. It recognizes the fact that the program stops responding and increases the hard drive activity. Then there is time to run the kill command.

Not suitable for importing AVI files with AC3 audio encoding. After importing the wrong Synkronisation of audio and video do not coincide. AVI files on the best "ffmpeg-i file.avi-pal-dvd format outputfile.mpg" prepare.

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kmediafactory - create DVDs made easy

other day I read an article on an easy-to-use program for creating DVDs in Linux-User . The program is called kmediafactory and created from videos and DVDs with images prefabricated menus and slideshows. Sounded good! Unfortunately, I first had notice that this program is for Fedora Core 5 x86_64 as a variant is not yet available. Since I had no desire to to install all required libraries as i386, I took my courage and set out to build it yourself as an RPM package.

The package you can put

download here.

to install it must be solved some dependencies. Which packages must be installed exactly, you will experience on the site
of the project.

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Flash Animated Desktop actions create

I've made a new discovery: record desktop actions to Flash animations! Is fun and useful. Eg if you want to make a guide on a website. I explain below how it goes. be installed

, the vnc server and vnc (viewer). Is usually already installed by default on Gnome. If you can not just install it using "yum install vnc-server".

Then you still need the Python program

vnc2swf. This requires Python 2.3 or 2.4 and pygame

. The program itself you can put
download here. Then unpack somewhere.

Next, have you run the VNC server. This does the following command:

vncserver: 1

Do you use this command for the first time, you will be prompted for a password. This Password, you can sign up later in the session.

now start the VNC viewer (in Applications

./vnc2swf.py-o test.swf localhost: 1

"test.swf-o" specifies the name of the animation file to be written. The program also creates a file "test.html", with which the animation can be started later in the browser. Now press the "Start". After entering the password, you can: Go back into the Viewer window and make the animation. Finally, press the "Stop" in vnc2swf window.

Now you can you look at the result in the browser.