[LUNI] Hello

[Mark Stuart Burge]

Broadcast 2000 was kicking around a few years ago, but I think it may 
have been dropped in favor of cinelerra. If you can find the source for 
it, that might be  worth a try.



Tyler Stoffel wrote:
> Hi, I am a new member to this list. My name is Tyler Stoffel, I am a
> photojournalist based in Elk Grove Village. I have been using Mandriva 
> 2006
> for about a year. I made the switch from WinXP last year because I 
> left my
> job as a staff photog in NorCal and decided to go freelance. It was 
> the GIMP
> that convinced me to make the switch, along with a few other pograms. 
> On a
> daily basis, I was using OpenOffice, Audacity and the GIMP, as well as
> firefox and Mozilla composer, on both my Mac at work, and my HP laptop. I
> liked these apps better than Photoshop, Sonar, and MS Office, IE, etc. 
> -- my
> alternatives -- and decided to swap my whole OS (I have never been 
> much of a
> Windows user, professionally I have always used Macs, I just own an 
> old HP
> laptop that I still can't afford to upgrade, and leaving my staff postion
> meant losing my work Mac, so I needed to find the best alternative to 
> OSX,
> and for me, last year, Mandriva 2006 was it).
>
> I do have a question for the list, I am looking for a multimedia 
> editing app
> that will allow me to combine jpegs and mp3s into movies. If I were on a
> Mac, I would use Final Cut. I have a version of Cinelerra, which I like,
> except that it was developed for 64 bit machines, so on my 32 bit 
> machine,
> it is unreliable. I also have an older version of Kino which came on my
> Mandriva distro, it claims it supports jpegs, but if I try to load a 
> couple,
> I get an unrecognized file type message. Any ideas?
>
> Tyler Stoffel
>