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We’ve come a long way, baby |
2010-02-02
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Linux Magazine March 2010 is full of GStreamer goodness: one article reviewing 4 media players, all of them using GStreamer (Banshee, Rhythmbox, Amarok 2, Songbird), and a three page article on your favourite video editor, PiTiVi!
Congratulations to the GStreamer devs! Seriously, GStreamer kicks ass and you guys deserve some serious gratitude.
Comment by Jeffrey Stedfast — 2010-02-02 @ 14:46
Amarok uses Xine per default but can also use e.g. gstreamer. But that’s not a requirement. Flexibility rocks :)
Comment by timmy — 2010-02-02 @ 15:23
I tried to cut a video with PITIV end last year, hm did not work at all for me. You should try openshot. I beats PITV hands down.
my2cents
Comment by Kosta — 2010-02-02 @ 16:15
Well, it didn’t work at all for me either, but now it’s included in 10.04, so I expect it to get quite a bit of bugfixing love.. I look forward to trying it again after release.
Comment by ethana2 — 2010-02-02 @ 20:50
Yeah, the openshot developer started with gnonlin / gstreamer but hit numerous roadblocks. He really started making progress after switching to MLT.
http://www.openshotvideo.com/2009/03/mlt-vs-gnonlin-lets-get-it-on.html
Comment by DeKay — 2010-02-03 @ 19:26