Adding subtitles to YouTube videos with Gnome Subtitles (1)
share
digg
by
Liam Green-Hughes (0)
on
Liam Green-Hughes's blog (0)
1 month, 2 weeks
ago
permalink
Video is a fantastic medium, and the means to make video have never been more accessible. Many people have video cameras, not just dedicated units, but other devices capable of taking video such as digital photo cameras and mobile phones. The software to edit video is available for free with the availability of open source packages such as Kino, and you can make your video available to the world with services such as YouTube. But ...
Using Flashcam on Ubuntu (1)
share
digg
by
Liam Green-Hughes (0)
on
Liam Green-Hughes's blog (0)
2 months, 3 weeks
ago
permalink
If you own an Asus EEE PC or another machine running Ubuntu and a camera which is only supported under Video4Linux 2 (V4L2) you will have noticed that it not possible to get your camera to work under Flash. This will hopefully change soon, with V4L2 support in Flash 10. However, as Flash 10 is still a release candidate you might find that you still have problems when using a V4L2 camera. I've seen this ...
