End-to-end video podcast production with Kino and FFmpeg
Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 67.152.160.2]
on March 25, 2008 05:32 PM
Nice HowTo, it actually tells me how to use Kino. I've never understood editing with Kino before (honestly). I've been really liking working with KDEnlive, however, for editing; I still use Kino for my capture at this point in my process.
If you don't want to run Kino as root, you just have to change the file permissions to 'read' for all users for the 1394 module (FireWire driver). Run these two commands:
prompt# sudo chmod 666 /dev/raw1394
prompt# sudo modprobe /dev/raw1394
This is how I do it on my Kubuntu 7.10, at least. Files may be located in different places depending on your distro.
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End-to-end video podcast production with Kino and FFmpeg
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 67.152.160.2] on March 25, 2008 05:32 PMIf you don't want to run Kino as root, you just have to change the file permissions to 'read' for all users for the 1394 module (FireWire driver). Run these two commands:
prompt# sudo chmod 666 /dev/raw1394
prompt# sudo modprobe /dev/raw1394
This is how I do it on my Kubuntu 7.10, at least. Files may be located in different places depending on your distro.
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