[haiku-development] Re: 64 bit
- From: "Andrew Hudson" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "hudsonco1@xxxxxxx" for DMARC)
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 09:55:29 -0400
>2014-09-09 21:21 skrev Andrew Hudson:
>> I have been working on porting UltraDV from BeOS 4. It has a nice
>> 8-track interface. It needs integration
>> with FFMPEG and a few other things.The source is available.
?Is it this one?
>https://github.com/looncraz/UltraDV
>
>But with the media plugin you don't need to think about FFMPEG, if you
>use the Haiku API we can change FFMPEG without changing the app.
>
>Are there any screenshots around?
Correct about media plugin, but first Haiku API must be added. It's only AVI at
the moment.
I'll post a screen shot this weekend when I return home. I think UltraDV has a
nice interface to build from.
I should say that I also agree that 64-bit is best for serious professional
video editing. But I also think that
having a basic, simple, powerful, native 32-bit video editor will be a great
starting place to show the capabilities
of Haiku for multimedia. Once we have additional basic editing and authoring
tools, people will have a reason to
try and then stick with Haiku. This is why I have been advocating for Haiku
applications like the following:
a good word processor, a good spreadsheet tool, a simple and easy database
(with documentation and examples),
more games, multi-user games, and a few others.
Thanks,
Andrew
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