Digital Video on Linux?

[Andrew]

Hope it's not too late to mention this:

I saw that TUCOWS has a download link for an old version of
Broadcast 2000. If you dig around, you could probably find a
newer version somewhere else. A great thing about free
redistributable software is that once it has been released, it's
pretty much impossible to get rid of it. (Can you say deCSS? I
knew you could!)

There is also a commercial video editing package out. I forgot
its name but I think it's on the TUCOWS site also. I'm offline at
the moment, so I can't check, but I think it got a 5-cows rating.
It's about $100, but that's several hundred bucks cheaper than
even a used iMac. Good luck.


On Tue, 05 Feb 2002 20:14:55 -0800
"Lincoln Peters" <lincoln_peters at hotmail.com> wrote:

> I found a page about Broadcast 2000 on Heroinewarrior.com, and
> it said:
> "After a long period of deliberation on the matter, Broadcast
> 2000 has been 
> removed from public access due to excessive liability."
> 
> The page about Cinelerra did not have a message like that, but
> there was no 
> link to download it on that page either.  All products other
> than those two 
> had download links (if it were commercial software, I would
> have at least 
> expected informatoin on how to order).
> 
> Is there any other way to get those programs, or do I need to
> use something 
> else?  Should I just get an iMac?