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i have been trying to find a way to rip DVDs so i can edit clips.
i run fc8 on a couple of different systems.
i have the fedora and livna repositories installed.
it seems neither of these repositories offer any specific DVD rippers...there are some fine vid editors though.
so, i've tried a few times to get DVD::Rip to work, but there are discrepancies primarily due to DVD::Rip coming from freshrpms...apparently packages from freshrpms don't work with livna packages.
discrepancy usually starts with libx264.so.56
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my question is, what would be a decent DVD ripper/ video editing combination for me to use with fc8?
As for a video editor, again, I've never used one, but I've heard that Linux lacking in that field, in the way that it doesn't anything as powerful as, let's say, the Avid products. You could try KDenLive, Open Movie Editor, Cinelerra or Blender (yes, it does video editing too).
some good links here. thanks very much. i'll report back.
Please do. I have some stuff (mostly AVIs) that I'd kind of like to do some editing on, but its just seemed too much like work to find an editor under linux. If you find something that's great and easy to use, I'd love to hear about it.
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