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Tutorial: Transcode your video file to Ogg Theora
Posted on 21-Apr-07. Filed in Audio, Freeware, General, Movies, Open Source, Participatory Culture, Post-Production, Software, Technology, Video. Comments (0)
Ogg Theora is a relatively new codec (as they go) for video. It’s an open format, much like the OASIS OpenDocument format. Theora is based on VP3, targeting MPEG-4 codecs. Because of its young age, their aren’t nearly as many tools for transcoding into Ogg Theora compared to, say, H.264. We have to [...] -
Three (More) Things You Can Do With VLC
Posted on 10-Dec-06. Filed in Apple, Audio, BitTorrent, Downloading, Editing, Freeware, General, Licensing, Linux, Open Source, Participatory Culture, Podcasting, RSS, Software, Technology, Video. Comments (1)
VLC is not your average media player. In addition to supporting every single format known to humans, it has more features than you ever thought you’d need. VLC (which stands for VideoLAN client) just released a new version, 0.8.6. I’ve always been a loyal user of the application, but in celebration of the release, [...] -
Free Classical Music
Posted on 08-Oct-06. Filed in Audio, Freeware, Music, Podcasting. Comments (0)
Wikipedia offers a very extensive collection of free classical music. I’ve utilized their music before for my short “The Bet” (in the sidebar - and the music was selections from Anton Vivaldi’s Four Seasons) but I wasn’t aware they had this much! I love classical music, though I don’t listen to it enough (a little [...]
