Question: editing mpeg and avi-files.

[Stefan Kuhlemann]

Hello mailinglist.

A few month back I bought an USB DVB TV receiver for my system. Since it 
works with linux really very well, I have now about 25 recorded 
mpeg/avi-movies on my harddisk.
The only trouble is the annoying tv-advertisement within these files. 
Because of this I am looking for an video-editing-program, to cut out 
those pesky ads.

Any hint, which program I should use for my fedora-box?

Thank you..

Stefan

[Paul Lemmons]

-------- Original Message  --------
Subject: Question: editing mpeg and avi-files.
From: Stefan Kuhlemann <kuhlemann(a)nefkom.net&gt;
To: For users of Fedora <fedora-list(a)redhat.com&gt;
Date: 02/01/2008 01:32 PM

>  Hello mailinglist.
>  
>  A few month back I bought an USB DVB TV receiver for my system. Since it 
>  works with linux really very well, I have now about 25 recorded 
>  mpeg/avi-movies on my harddisk.
>  The only trouble is the annoying tv-advertisement within these files. 
>  Because of this I am looking for an video-editing-program, to cut out 
>  those pesky ads.
>  
>  Any hint, which program I should use for my fedora-box?
>  
>  Thank you..
>  
>  Stefan
>  
>   
Take a look at: http://cvs.cinelerra.org/

[kalinix]

On Fri, 2008-02-01 at 21:32 +0100, Stefan Kuhlemann wrote:
>  Hello mailinglist.
>  
>  A few month back I bought an USB DVB TV receiver for my system. Since it 
>  works with linux really very well, I have now about 25 recorded 
>  mpeg/avi-movies on my harddisk.
>  The only trouble is the annoying tv-advertisement within these files. 
>  Because of this I am looking for an video-editing-program, to cut out 
>  those pesky ads.
>  
>  Any hint, which program I should use for my fedora-box?
>  
>  Thank you..
>  
>  Stefan
>  
>   
if you have livna repo you may want to try

yum info kino




Calin

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[Marcelo Magno T. Sales]

Em Sex 01 Fev 2008, Stefan Kuhlemann escreveu:
>  Hello mailinglist.
>
>  A few month back I bought an USB DVB TV receiver for my system. Since
>  it works with linux really very well, I have now about 25 recorded
>  mpeg/avi-movies on my harddisk.
>  The only trouble is the annoying tv-advertisement within these files.
>  Because of this I am looking for an video-editing-program, to cut out
>  those pesky ads.
>
>  Any hint, which program I should use for my fedora-box? 
Take a look at avidemux, which is in fedora repositories. It's very 
user-friendly and will do what you want with ease.

[]'s
Marcelo

[Dave Stevens]

On Friday 01 February 2008 01:13:18 pm Marcelo Magno T. Sales wrote:
>  Em Sex 01 Fev 2008, Stefan Kuhlemann escreveu:
>  > Hello mailinglist.
>  >
>  > A few month back I bought an USB DVB TV receiver for my system. Since
>  > it works with linux really very well, I have now about 25 recorded
>  > mpeg/avi-movies on my harddisk.
>  > The only trouble is the annoying tv-advertisement within these files.
>  > Because of this I am looking for an video-editing-program, to cut out
>  > those pesky ads.
>  >
>  > Any hint, which program I should use for my fedora-box?
>
>  Take a look at avidemux, which is in fedora repositories. It's very
>  user-friendly and will do what you want with ease.
>
>  []'s
>  Marcelo 
I agree. avidemux is simple and easy to use and fast.

dave



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[Development discussions related to Fedora]

Stefan Kuhlemann wrote:
>  Because of this I am looking for an video-editing-program, to cut out
>
>  those pesky ads.
>  
>  Any hint, which program I should use for my fedora-box? 
simple yet effective:
dvbcut  dvbcut.sourceforge.net
http://rpmseek.com/rpm-pl/dvbcut.html?hl=com&cs=dvbcut:PN:0:0:0:0
choose either i386 or x86_64, newest version.

rpm -Uvh --nodeps {that rpm}
or use my provides conversion rpm, attached.

DaveT,