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Subject: [CinCV] Lumiera / gstreamer
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Hi Guys,

naive question (if not already asked here): what would be the pros and 
cons to use gstreamer for rendering?

And then a general comment from a person who actually worked in the 
industry:
Please don't get carried away with funny effects. The only video 
transition which is needed is crossfade (if any). The only audio 
transition which is needed is also crossfade (if any). ;-) I really 
would love to see an editor which copes with a professional workflow and 
is not becoming overloaded with geeky features. I don't need to rotate 
and edge detect and whatever. If I want to tell a story then I don't 
need all that but I need a reliable program which does very simple 
things very reliably. So far all NLEs under Linux do all differnt kinds 
of funny effects very well but are not able to sync audio with video or 
other basic stuff. Obviously, Linux programmers don't make films (in 
terms of scripting, rehearsal, filming). Consequence: Linux NLEs are not 
usable for any serious project (which involves actors, story, etc).

/Bernd

Christian Thaeter wrote:
> Hi folks,
> 
> our next Developer meeting is scheduled on
> 
>  Thursday the 8. May 2008 at 21:00 UTC
> 
> The meeting will be held on irc.freenode.net in #lumiera
> 
> The agenda for this meeting is at
>  http://www.pipapo.org/pipawiki/Lumiera/MonthlyMeetings
> 
> No much Topics so far, please add some. Anyways if not, we might to 
> complete the meeting in time (less than 2 hrs).
> 
> Some points:
>  * Joel made an initial gui mockup
>  * I would like if someone outside of the core devs picks up the website
>    infrastructure (programming, design, content)
>  * There are some drafts on
>    http://www.pipapo.org/pipawiki/Lumiera/DesignProcess
> 
> When anyone has more ideas to be talked about, please add them to the Wiki.
> 
>     Christian
> 
> 
> 
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