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How I run OSGUI – Linux Video Editing – Joomla Website – MLUG
OSGUI Tim gives a talk for the MLUG Melbourne Linux Users Group about how I got into Linux & started making a website and YouTube videos, how I run the OSGUI.com website with Joomla Open Source Tools and how I record Screencasts with recordmydesktop or recorditnow ffmpeg Ubuntu Linux tools and How I Edit Videos in Linux with Kdenlive. More info: www.osgui.com Thanks to the guys in MLUG for helping with filming and hosting the event. Here is the text from the presentation which was on the projector Linux Video Production & Joomla Site creation OSGUI.com & OSGUI Tech Show How I run OSGUI Linux Video Production & Joomla Site creation ● Ubuntu Linux OS ● GtkRecordMyDesktop & ● RecordItNow Screencasting tools ● Kdenlive Video Editor ● Joomla CMS ● Business Partnerships ● YouTube, Google, Blip ● Studio Equipment ● Ubuntu Linux OS I Started with Linux in 2001 Red Hat & Mandrake was my first distro I tried which turned me off it for awhile until I found Lycoris in 2003 then Xandros in 2004 and then Ubuntu in 2005 OSGUI Tech Show run using 64bit versions of Ubuntu Linux from 9.04 through to 10.10 2x AMD Quad Core PC’s & AMD Dual Core Laptop & EeePC Screencasting I started with GtkRecordMyDesktop I now use RecordItNow a KDE GUI for FFMpeg Other Screencasting tools used for Windows like CamStudio Mplayer used to show Webcam in Screencasts Logitech Cam viewer used in Windows Very Good Mic & Webcam & VGA & CPU & RAM needed to do this decently Video Editing in Linux Kdenlive …
HTML5 Games with Rob Hawkes of Mozilla
In this presentation, Rob Hawkes of Mozilla will bring you up to speed with the HTML5 and JavaScript game development scene. He’ll show off some of the best games that are already out there, highlight the key lessons that he’s learned, as well as the technologies and game engines that you need to be looking at. This is a recording of the live stream from the event Lunch with Rob: HTML5 Games, that was presented by The San Francisco HTML5 User Group on July 11, 2011. ** More educational resources on HTML5 development at marakana.com
HTML5 Multimedia with Bruce Lawson
A much-hyped feature of HTML5 is native multimedia. In this session we’ll look at embedding multimedia into your pages, and how to make it work cross-browser and degrade gracefully in older browsers. Sound too good to be true? It’s not! We’ll look at the pros and the cons of HTML5 multimedia and see how to write controls with JavaScript and CSS. We’ll also look at how HTML5 builds in support for subtitles and captions for multimedia accessibility. We’ll build up a working example, and look at what’s coming just around the corner in HTML.next – and you might pick up a Turkish dancing tip on the way. ** Find more educational resources on HTML5 and Open Source Development at marakana.com