2008/8/1 Martin Sourada <martin.sourada@xxxxxxxxx>: > > I've just recorded another screencast for the echo-icon-theme git > repository how-to's. That makes two versions of the "Setting up the git > repository" screencast (mkv+h264+ass subs and ogv+theora) and one > version of "Adding new icons to git" [1]. As I am still new to this area > I'd appreciate any feedback and suggestions what to do with the files > next and which way is better - mkv+h264 or theora wherever (preferably > in matroska as well) - and whether the subtitle commentary is desired. Ogg/Vorbis/Theora is preferred. Most other formats have patent problems. I like the subtitles - they will be easier to translate than audio commentary. I'm not sure how you get subtitles into Ogg/Theora though. > I also noticed that the ogv file causes a lot of problems, one being > that rawhide totem complains of missing codecs, but plays it fine, > another that mkvmerge fails to read the file and the same goes for > avidemux. I tried renaming to ogm or ogg, and whereas both ogg and ogm > fixes totem and enable nautilus to generate thumbnail, the other issues > remain unchanged. It seems to me that the file header is incorrect. > Since mplayer can play it, it is probably possible to fix these issues > via mencoder, but I have zero experience with it. Record My Desktop seems to be adding a "skeleton" track to the Ogg file http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Ogg_Skeleton mplayer doesn't know what do do with a track of that type either but at least it doesn't throw up a annoying dialog. Jeff _______________________________________________ Fedora-art-list mailing list Fedora-art-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-art-list
