[TriLUG] READ CAREFULLY: August 15, 2007 TriLUG **Chapel Hill** Meeting - Linux Video Editing w/ Joey Carr

[Tanner Lovelace]

Out of curiosity, is this (to use calendar parlance) an "all-day event"
or does it actually have defined starting and ending times?  The
message seems to leave those out.

Also, out of curiosity, how did you arrive at the "Wednesday following
the TriLUG meeting" date?  I don't want to second guess anyone
(and, btw, props for expanding TriLUG meetings!), but my first expectation
would have been for something like a full week after the TriLUG meeting
or perhaps the 4th Thursday (i.e. 2nd and 4th Thursdays) instead of a
Wenesday.  But, as I said, this question is just asked in simple
curiosity.  Thanks.

Cheers,
Tanner

On 7/31/07, Andrew C. Oliver <acoliver at buni.org> wrote:
> read carefully...because I don't want you to get this meeting confused
> with our other meeting this month on the 8th.  This is something new
> we're trying.  If it is a success we'll make it a regular occurrence.
>
> The first <a href="http://trilug.org">TriLUG</a> monthly Chapel Hill
> meeting will take place on August 15, 2007 at <a
> href="http://sils.unc.edu/about/visit.html">Manning Hall on UNC
> Campus</a>.  The talk is on Linux video editing, given by Joey Carr.
>
> The talk will introduce the capabilities of several of the most basic
> tools in linux video production (kino/dvgrab, cinelerra, ffmpeg, and
> mencoder).  Other tools and multimedia-focused Linux distributions will
> be discussed.  A basic production workflow will be demonstrated for
> video capture via IEEE 1394 (i.e. Firewire), and editing in Kino.
> Finally, options for DVD authoring will be covered in brief.
>
> Joey previously worked as a Java developer and later as a business
> analyst for a medical informatics application service provider.  He
> recently returned to UNC to study film and video production in the
> department of Communication Studies.  He is currently working for <a
> href="http://ibiblio.org">iBiblio</a> on their video speaker and other
> projects.
>
> -Andy
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