@ Norberto - Scott's right, they come prepackaged with Leopard as part of the screen saver packages. (well, and Tiger too). They're beautiful, I agree. If you're looking for more fantastic space images, there's some great ones at NasaSpaceFlight.com (I'm not affiliated with them, just a big fan).
@ the last Anonymous - Funny you should say that. We've kicked around the podcast idea several times and I'd be happy to do that. We've also talked about doing some live interactive types of things too. Think there'd be enough interest for either or both idea?
@ the first Anonymous - We use a lot of different editors around here. At the moment, I use iMovie to edit (which is not particularly useful or good but works with my company issued Mac Book Pro). Kino works well for a lot of things and is very useful, but I often edit out of the office on the laptop. The one thing I've had a lot of trouble with is converting files to OGG (as you may have guessed). I used Simple Theora Encoder for a long time and it worked well -- then suddenly stopped. I'm all ears on what other app to try instead (something that will work well on Ubuntu or OpenSUSE).
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Posted by: Lisa on March 15, 2008 06:04 PM@ Norberto - Scott's right, they come prepackaged with Leopard as part of the screen saver packages. (well, and Tiger too). They're beautiful, I agree. If you're looking for more fantastic space images, there's some great ones at NasaSpaceFlight.com (I'm not affiliated with them, just a big fan).
@ the last Anonymous - Funny you should say that. We've kicked around the podcast idea several times and I'd be happy to do that. We've also talked about doing some live interactive types of things too. Think there'd be enough interest for either or both idea?
@ the first Anonymous - We use a lot of different editors around here. At the moment, I use iMovie to edit (which is not particularly useful or good but works with my company issued Mac Book Pro). Kino works well for a lot of things and is very useful, but I often edit out of the office on the laptop. The one thing I've had a lot of trouble with is converting files to OGG (as you may have guessed). I used Simple Theora Encoder for a long time and it worked well -- then suddenly stopped. I'm all ears on what other app to try instead (something that will work well on Ubuntu or OpenSUSE).
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