LinuxMusicians

Maybe jackman scripts could be helpful too in your case:
http://bandshed.net/forum/index.php?top ... 5#msg24955

I used two Mackie 1642 in chain without any problems. It also worked flawlessly with a Mackie 1642 and a Edirol FA-101. But I have to admit they use the same chip. If you daisychain firewire devices it's like one device for jack.

There's a software called Stopmotion for that approach. Kdenlive is also able to capture pictures from a webcam with onion skinning.

Hi DutchBassAddict, As you experienceed, there could be a lot of problems, you can avoid if you use a linux distribution specialized for audioproduction. A good starting point is libremusicproduction.com also take a loock at the resources page. From my own experience I can recommend AVLinux for the ...

It depends on your hardware and what you want to do with your linux box beside musicproduction. If you want more a allround setup, with the newest Apps, 64bit and a shiny (heavy) KDE surface, your better go with KXStudio. If you have older hardware, or want a lighter setup that works ootb for Audio/...

Kdenlive did a alot of refactoring and have a new release out.
Shotcut is promising too. Based on MLT like Kdenlive.

What about Kdenlive?

Hmm thats weird... The link in your post is working as it should for me

The AV Linux Forum is up again

Hallo Jürgen, welcome on board!
This should be the right place if you have questions. Another good place to find information about making music with linux is Libre Music Production
Greets from west germany

As Dr. Carsten Emde, head of the Open Source Development Labs (OSADL) anounced (in german) , is the development of the Linux RT Kernel Patches safe in 2015. He said, he was surprised how fast and how many supporters were found after the announcment to stop development in 2014. I think it's good news...

Happy new year to the Linux Audio Community!

Please spread the word and join diaspora*.

I'd really like to meet you there

Hi Johannes,
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Hallo Johannes, In general you should think about the interface language of a software if you want to use it in a german school environment. Not every (linux) media production software is available with an interface translated into german. From my own experience with AVLinux -wich I would advice for...

The FA-101 works in AVLinux out of the box. You just have to make shure to select the sample rate on the device itself AND the same sample rate when you start jack. Use ffado driver (firewire) of course. And as any firewire device in a Linuxbox, it runs most stable with a TI IEEE1394 Chipset. No exp...