So I have not really put much content on this site dedicated to this page. I am increasing the frequency of my podcast episodes but I do not have any guest lined up for the foreseeable future.
Anyway I have been playing around with Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve video editing software as well as Openshot. Now both are for free, but DaVinci does have a paid version with superior plugins and other stuff for professional level work included at the great cost of C$405.00.
Openshot is cool as an opensource video editing unit. first impressions are better than my 2005-2006 experience with Adobe premier elements. of course with over 10 years difference in usage does make a big difference so, by no means a fair comparison for adobe’s current products that I have not played with. I frankly like it a lot because it is an opensource platform for video editing and with more time I could become quite proficient with it. Also Openshot only uses 500 megs of RAM unless you tell it to use more, if I had put it higher maybe I would have had a better experience. Now knowing that means I will set the RAM to a comparable level with DaVinci Resolve.
Now DaVinci Resolve is made by Blackmagic Design and is Hollywood grade, I have only used it for one project but it was faster to sync up audio and video from two sources compared to Openshot but that might have been the mentioned RAM issue. I do like how it can setup the UI based on other video editors like Adobe’s Premier and Finalcut Pro. So that makes it friendly to get into.
Both these are going to be tested more as well as OBS when I start live streaming and creating video podcast episodes and stuff of that nature.
Anyway I am also looking at getting some video capture equipment for my video game systems as well as live video switching through a dedicated switching board. Man do video switchers cost a good amount of money, but probably worth it for what they are capable of doing.
So that is about it, hopefully I get this project off the ground soon and can expand the Jaws Consortium stuff to featuring video content also from the crisper drawer.
Jaws Out.