Kino is a fairly simple DV editor for linux. If you want to go "all out"
(think Adobe Premiere), there's Cinelerra too.
I have used both in the past and Kino is one of the best DV editors out
there.
On Sat, 2004-05-08 at 11:42, Carl Parrish wrote:
> Sorry if this gets sent to the list twice but the first time I sent was from the wrong email address.
>
>
> Can anyone suggest good video editing software on Linux? I want to try
> to do some home editing of my wedding videos. One is going to come in a
> digital format (CD-Rom???) the other is going to be on film (VCR). I'm
> going to want to splice from both and put it all together. Doesn't have
> to be free as in beer. But I would rather it be at least based on
> opensource software. I'm not really a graphic person so easy controls
> are important. Scripting language support would be a nice bonus.
>
> Oh and I guess that brings me to my next question. Can anyone suggest a
> good Video to DVD service? I've heard that you can get it done for as
> little as $25.00 anyone have any experience with this?
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