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capture windows with more than one frame and audio capture problems in linux
robert
Apr 10, 2010 2:59am GMT
I think most people say on windows use captured video shots with programs, not just the one frame but mpeg2 or other with audio, linux seems to have a problem with screen , screenshot video programs , they work in windows but not so much in linux, and lets not forget how hard it is to get a ipod touch to transfer in linux, you can do it, but the default software in linux is just not that good for storing your video or audio files for a ipod transfer and thats possible with usb cable but not the apps thou their no current way to transfer that stuff to it in linux yet
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capture windows with more than one frame and audio capture problems in linux
robert Apr 10, 2010 2:59am GMT
I think most people say on windows use captured video shots with programs, not just the one frame but mpeg2 or other with audio, linux seems to have a problem with screen , screenshot video programs , they work in windows but not so much in linux, and lets not forget how hard it is to get a ipod touch to transfer in linux, you can do it, but the default software in linux is just not that good for storing your video or audio files for a ipod transfer and thats possible with usb cable but not the apps thou their no current way to transfer that stuff to it in linux yet