Daily Package screencast is excellent

[Chris Tyler]

Hi Oisin,

Thanks for your comments on the FDP screencast. The original 1024x768
ogg files are being generated by the Fedora screencasting tools
(Istanbul/gtkrecordmydesktop), and the audio splay is present in the
original file so it must be coming from those tools.

I'm trying to find a good non-linear editor that works [a] on Fedora [b]
with Ogg so that I can both fix the audio and tighten up the
presentation, but haven't found anything that's really satisfactory yet.
(LiVES is close, but doesn't appear to encode output in Ogg; avidemux
doesn't handle ogg input; and I haven't got Cinelerra running yet due to
a dependency issue. I'll figure out some workable combination of tools
eventually).

All that to say that I'm aware of the problem and working toward a
solution -- and any tool suggestions would be appreciated!

-Chris

(As this isn't a FWN topic, we should take this discussion off-list).



On Mon, 2007-08-20 at 12:51 -0400, Oisin Feeley wrote:
> I'm really enjoying Chris Tyler's "Daily Package" screencast.  It's
> the ideal way of presenting some of this material, and that includes
> not just graphical interactions but also talking about and showing the
> use of commandline utilities like "renrot".
> 
> I'm especially happy that there's an OggTheora version available.
> 
> A minor glitch is that for both the YouTube (.flv) and the Theora
> version there is apparently a slight lag in voiceover compared to
> video.  I'm aware of the YouTube issue as a known Linux problem, but
> perhaps it's correctable with the Theora?
> 
> Best wishes,
> 
> Oisin Feeley
> 
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