yes i am cheap
klinky wrote:Whoa whoa there "Mr. Spamda Can't Drive Loonix Boy", that's all for loonix 8)
trythil very clearly wrote:...well, actually, it's only free if your time is worthless.
...or if you're a genius.
For me, it's the former.
trythil wrote:A reasonably powerful and free audio/video editing suite can be found if you assemble the components found at the following sites:
http://www.gentoo.org
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettinge ... transcode/
http://www.gimp.org
http://www.heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra.php3
Ashyukun wrote:Unfortunately, those probably aren't the best things to be starting out with unless you're already fairly well versed in Linux, or wanted to get into it in the first place. I've looked into Cinelerra myself, but I wasn't able to get too far before getting frustrated with it and booting back over to use Premiere in Windoze. I'd love to see someone write a guide on AMV'ing under Linux though...
ErMaC wrote:And please don't go off on a rant about how you don't care and how I'm being an oppressive facist nazi for asking that people maintain some semblence of intelligence on this forum. I've heard it all before.


trythil wrote:Anyway. I posted URLs to those tools because, well, put together, they produce a complete, legally free system for doing multimedia work. They can take a lot of time to learn, but if there's any interest in them at all, I can probably put together some sort of guide for AMV editing on Linux systems, although I cannot guarantee that it wouldn't suck.
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