Re: Linux Video editing tools

Wade,

Hi. For a speedy reply, it is better to ask such general questions to the
Linux Movies list rather than to me personally. The link for Linux Movies is
on the CinePaint home page.

There is no Linux equivalent to Premiere or After-Effects. For a list of
Linux tools see the home page at www.LinuxMovies.org.

Robin
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To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 9:57 AM
Subject: Linux Video editing tools


> I am a student at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
> Im trying to switch over to linux compleatly, but was wondering what the
linux equivalent to Adobe's Primere and After-Effects are.
>
> I email you as you seem to be the point of contact for Cinepaint, and as
Cinepaint seems pritty high quality, you may know about other high-quality
tools as well.
>
> Im aware of Cine, but Ive never used it. I assume that Cine is a
non-linier video editing tool like premiere, but proabably without all the
transitions and effects. I havent heard of anything that can doo all the
cool stuf After-Effects can do with layers, movement of images in 2 and 3-D,
text, etc. Is there such a tool, and more importantly is there a source on
the net that would answer these types of video-related questions?
>
> Thanks for your help!
> -Wade
>
>





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