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Awesome software (and i mean it). I currently stud...

2011-12-04T14:28:48.534-06:00

Awesome software (and i mean it). I currently study Computer Engineering, so i know how hard it is to build software like this one (not to mention the lack of "official" - comercial - support).
I really encourage you to dig deeper into the capabilities of this project. One thing I noticed is that in my first video (several months from now) pictures resizing in motion, like zooming in/out moved awkwardly, kinda "yes... no... ok, yes" (i now, it's a mess to understand me -.-, working on it). But i "used" that "effect" to make the movie seem an old film, so it was ok actually, hahaha. Really, guys, keep up the good work and cheers!

bilstef: bravo ,very nice programme

2010-08-31T09:49:24.292-05:00

bilstef: bravo ,very nice programme

Does have OpenShot port to MacOS?

2010-07-28T08:52:17.295-05:00

Does have OpenShot port to MacOS?

Have installed and tested succesfully on Ubuntu De...

2010-03-17T05:57:52.320-05:00

Have installed and tested succesfully on Ubuntu Desktop 10.04(Lucid)
Kernel Linux 2.6.32-16-generic
Gnome 2.29.92
Memory 2,0 GiB
Processor Intel (support x64)
Pentium 4 Cpu 3.00Ghz

Cheers and thanks !!!!
A new must to have for Linux !

It might be easier to see where everything goes if...

2009-06-25T09:28:30.318-05:00

It might be easier to see where everything goes if you crack open the install.py, and see what it installs.

In general, it creates 4 folders in your home director:

~/openshot
~/mlt
~/frei0r
~/ffmpeg (depending on the option)

Once it configures and builds these programs, it installs them into your main /usr/bin, usr/lib, etc...

The rest of what it installs is from the repository (lots of -dev packages).

To be honest, it's a bit of a mess right now. Once we are done with version 1, we will revisit the packaging and deployment areas, and hopefully improve this.

Thanks!

I installed on Kubuntu 9.04 64bits. Same "Seg...

2009-06-25T09:16:06.826-05:00

I installed on Kubuntu 9.04 64bits. Same "Segmentation Fault" mentioned in https://answers.launchpad.net/openshot/+question/72475, chosing "1" in FFmpeg question. Choosing the second option did not work either. Chosing the third option everything work fine.
Are all base program files installed under ~/openshot?
If not, Where can I view the installation location of each file?
Thanks!

Nice name, Mr. Windoze. I have good news and bad ...

2009-06-15T10:51:54.762-05:00

Nice name, Mr. Windoze. I have good news and bad news. The good news is that OpenShot's UI can be run from Windows using GTK & GooCanvas (which both support Windows). The bad news is that our most important dependency (the MLT framework), currently only supports Linux (although I think a Mac port is in the works).

I initially was developing back and forth between Windows and Linux... so I know the UI works in Windows. But, now I have MLT references everywhere... so I imagine it will just break now.

If and when MLT supports Windows, that will enable OpenShot to be run on Windows. Thanks for the comment!

I found your project on sf.net and have seen it us...

2009-06-15T10:38:49.315-05:00

I found your project on sf.net and have seen it uses GTK. The GTK is also available for Windows, so I was wondering if OpenShot could also be used in Windows and if so, are you planning to support Windows (sooner or later)?
Of course I encourage you to do so! :-)

Currently I use avidemux, but it has only very limited video editing capabilities. :-(