Archiwum autora: Jonathan

24 Gru

Przedstawiamy podręcznik pomocy OpenShot!

Napisane przez Jonathan dnia 24 grudnia 2009 .

Have you ever thought to yourself, "Gosh... I wish I could learn how to use OpenShot"? If so, then you will be very excited about today's announcement.

Open-source projects are often judged on the quality of their documentation. With that in mind, we are proud to announce the immediate availability of the OpenShot ...

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12 Gru

OpenShot teraz w AV Linux 3.0!

Napisane przez Jonathan dnia 12 grudnia 2009 .

I am proud to announce that OpenShot Video Editor has just hit an important milestone. We have been included in our first Linux distribution, AV Linux 3. AV Linux is a LiveDVD based on Debian, running the LXDE desktop environment. It features a full complement of the best FOSS Multimedia Applications available, allowing users ...

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24 Lis

Przyciąganie, powiększanie i ulepszenia osi czasu!

Napisane przez Jonathan dnia 24 listopada 2009 .

Over the past 20 days we have been hard at work on many new features and enhancements. One of the unique things about OpenShot has always been our close interaction with our community (that's you). We listen to your feedback, and fix what you don't like. In that spirit, I have brought with me many ...

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5 Lis

OpenShot PPA: Nowe eksperymentalne PPA

Napisane przez Jonathan dnia 5 listopada 2009 .

Happy Halloween to Everyone!

[credit: jdudney1]

I have been hard at work on an experimental OpenShot PPA for Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala). This PPA installs the newest version of OpenShot, Python bindings for MLT, and most importantly... uses all of the default packages in Ubuntu 9.10 (i.e. FFmpeg, libx264, and Frei0r).

It is safe ...

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23 Paź

Obrót wideo i więcej opcji eksportu!

Napisane przez Jonathan dnia 23 października 2009 .

In our most recent update of OpenShot (version 0.9.52), we have added a shiny new effect, Rotate! The Rotate effect can apply either a fixed rotation or an animated rotation to all 3 axes, X, Y, and Z. As always, effects can be mixed together to create all sorts of exciting combinations!

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