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Top 5 From Demo 2007
- 2007-02-07
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Ok so DEMO 07 was a great show and launched some 68 different products and services and by now the Net’s abuzz with chatter about the show. You can go to the DEMO 07 site and see all the presentations and you really should check this stuff out if you want to know what’s going to be cool in the next six months on the web.
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Of video encoding and changing methods
- 2007-02-04
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I guess my previous post was a bit premature; for shorts, I was saying then that some Free softwares for video editing on Windows were good, but had no equivalent in the Free software world. While I was not wrong stricto sensus, I hammered a few of them during the last few weeks.
Thus, I’ll now write about the various free video treatment softwares I know and the slight shift in method this entails.
You’ll see that there are strengths and weaknesses on both sides.
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Question quest and freedom films
- 2006-11-21
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This entry is first a plea for help. I enjoy reading and listening to interviews with people who have interesting and exciting things to say about their passions. My attention was recently directed to a web site named Questions Please…, where Jonathan Roberts informs us he has an inside line to free software luminaries Richard Stallman, Jeremy Allison, and Jeff Waugh. So what is my plea?
Questions Please…
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Of movie making and control
- 2006-11-15
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I discovered Virtualdub back in the days when DivX was a ripped-off Microsoft experimental beta codec. Since then, I have used it to do some small captures, but also to recover some bad quality films that could gain major improvement through a carefully weighted application of filters.
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