Re: [PLUG] Flip video on Ubuntu Netbook

[Art Alexion <art.alexion@gmail.com>]

On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 8:54 AM, Matthew Edlefsen
<matt.edlefsen@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm a little surprised you're not seeing anything though, so maybe
> it's a combination of things.

Oh, I can see a few frames, just not a "motion picture"  I get sound,
but even when the picture "moves", they aren't synchronized.


>
> I would also suggest transcoding them (on a desktop).  When my gf got
> a video camera that produced files imovie couldn't import I wrote a
> little script that would batch transcode them into dv using ffmpeg.
> Not a perfect solution but it worked.

I was just hoping that she could just view and manage them on the Eee.
 She doesn't really use another computer at home.  I really don't care
about repeated viewing on the Eee.  She can plug the Flip into the TV
or can view them on the media appliance that I just got.

http://go.iomega.com/en-us/products/factory-outlet/multimedia-drives/multimedia-drive-screenplay/?partner=4760#overviewItem_tab

So you think its the Atom as well.

Meanwhile, there is a full powered laptop available to her running
Kubuntu 9.10.  Is there something more video oriented than digiKam if
she uses that?  I did a search on the repos and didn't see much.


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