Cinelerra question

[Vaughn Treude]

Erich Newell wrote:
> I've used Kino on several occasions for exactly this purpose. It only
> works with DV format, but can import most anything that I'm aware of.
> (As long as you have the appropriate codecs loaded)
> 
> If you have very unusual format needs for input / output, you could
> use transcode or vlc beore / after as well.
> 

Erich,
Thanks for your help.  I've installed Kino, but it does not like my MOV 
files.  (Error: "Failed to Load Media File.")  Perhaps there is a 
problem with the MOV files. I produced them with a script I found online 
that calls VLC with mysterious parameters to make it do the conversions. 
  I suppose I will try getting transcode or some other tool to do it. 
Can you point me to a good tutorial?
Vaughn

> 
> Cheers.
> 
> On Dec 30, 2007 8:12 AM, Vaughn Treude <vltreude at deru.com> wrote:
>> Erich Newell wrote:
>>> I was under the impression you wanted to do some *editing*. I use VLC
>>> for streaming all the time for on-the-fly video conversion and
>>> streaming. Let me know the specifics and I'm sure I can nudge you in
>>> the right direction.
>>>
>>> Just in case you want to stream HD content: you'll need to build
>>> ffmpeg and vlc from cvs...otherwise, its a simple matter of selecting
>>> a few flags.
>>>
>>> - Erich
>>>
>> Erich,
>> Well yes, some very simple editing.  I have two video capture files.  I
>> need to trim a few seconds of the beginning and and of each file, and
>> then concatenate them together.
>>
>> Vaughn
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