Category: Software
Kids test Toonloop
Two small video’s to show the fun kid of the Prinses Paolaschool in Molenbeek / Brussels had while testing the live stop-motion software Toonloop. Toonloop developer Alexandre Quessy was guest at BEAM, the Multi-Media Atelier of JES Brussels.
Collaborative filming, Editing software, Films and Projects, News, toonloopToonloop performance
On the occasion of Libre Graphics Unit, Alexandre Quessy demonstrated Toonloop, the open source animation software he develops in FoAM in Brussels on friday 24, 2012. Here’s a video impression of the evening: Your browser does not support the video tag. http://video.constantvzw.org/LGRU/toonloop.ogv
Editing software, Films and Projects, Software, toonloop, WorkshopsLightworks OS in progress
From the Lightworks website “As we announced in 2010, our commitment is to make Lightworks an Open Source project. Naturally, there are many legal issues and complications in doing so with a product that has over 20 years’ history.” “We’re happy to report that we are making huge strides towards completing porting Lightworks to Linux [...]
Editing software, News, SoftwareToonloop
After hearing enthusiastic reports of colleagues who saw a demonstration of Toonloop during the Libre Graphics Meeting, I was curious to find out more. I installed it, worked a bit with it, and I have to say: not often am I thrilled by new software for video on GNU-Linux, but this time: Ooh yes! Toonloop [...]
Editing software, Manuals, News, SoftwareSplitscreen Kdenlive
A bit jealous of Michaels beautiful Royal Splitscreen Xmas film, I ran a small test myself of the description how to produce a split screen in Kdenlive.
Editing software, Films and Projects, ManualsVrolijk Kerstfeest / Joyeux Noël
Vrolijk Kerstfeest / Joyeux Noël from Michael Murtaugh on Vimeo.
Editing software, Films and Projects9 video splitscreen
A simple way to combine multiple video’s on one screen. We looked around for simple tools to make a splitscreen in multiple parts, not just two, but with more fragments, so that the final result would be a checkerboard with small video’s. Unexpectedly it was hard to find. Finally, turned out it is a job [...]
Editing software, Manuals, News, Problems and solutionsGPL workflow
The Apertus project aims to create a powerful, free and open (in terms of liberty) cinema camera that filmmakers love to use. The project is based on the Elphel open source camera. The Apertus website has a new sub site ‘about the research to achieve a 100% free software workflow to post-process video under Linux.’ [...]
Copyrights and licenses, Editing software, Hardware, Newsffmpeg2theora 0.26 released
(fwd from Theora list: http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/theora) ffmpeg2theora 0.26 is out – http://v2v.cc/~j/ffmpeg2theora Some changes that went into this release: * use a/v sync from input container this should fix many issues that came up with variable framerates * include metadata from source in –info json output * update fmpeg * update libkate * OggIndex support, can [...]
Editing software, News, Pre-production, SoftwareAnimated Route in Cinelerra
Have a look at this excellent explanation of how to achieve something so simple, yet complicated as visualising a line that moves from A to B, by our favorite Cinelerra hacker the Mule. The wackiest bit in this guide is a project in itself: how to the customise shadewipes in Cinelerra, which is well described [...]
Editing software, Manuals
Recent Comments