Hi, Have just done a mate's wedding video.
Agree with you about PiTiVi, excellent front end but poor rendering. I ended up converting the footage to digital video using ffmpeg and then used kino to edit and render into the end result. I also changed the sound track a bit by using Audacity to throw together a sound track and Avidemux to mix it into the video. After all this I used the tovid scripts to make the dvd and mkisofs to generate an iso file of the dvd disc so he could burn his own copies. Michael On 03/11/10 11:00, Barry Drake wrote: > Hi there .... > > Just thought others might be interested in my experience of video > editing. I tried PiTiVi and was disappointed in the output quality. No > matter what options I tried, the result suffered from pattern > interference introduced during the render. > > Kino captures and edits just fine and there is no unwanted interference. > I am now using Kino to capture and edit but not to render. I am then > importing the result into DeViDe which is an excellent GUI that makes a > DVD iso out of any video file you've got. This app seems to render very > well. I've not been able to get a result like this from any of the > other offerings so far. It also has loads of options, and the ability > to make a quick preview to test options out. > > Regards, Barry Drake. > -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
