This is the second installment in my short series of reviews/recommendations on good, free, open-sourced software.
This particular entry deals with VirtualDub, a fast, lightweight video editing program. Unfortunately, V-dub is only available for Windows platforms.
It is available from the VirtualDub Web site or by visiting VirtualDub’s SourceForge project page.
For those of you that have been reading the HTMLCenter blog for a while, you should know by now that I am a big proponent of free, open-sourced software. I am going to begin a short series of quick reviews/recommendations on good, free, open-sourced media proggies and Web developer helper apps.
The first article in this series deals with the audio editing program “Audacity”. Audacity is free, it’s open-source and it’s available on SourceForge. The program is compatible with all three OS platforms (Linux, Mac and Windows). If you have the need to edit audio files, in basically any format, Audacity offers that functionality.
You can download Audacity from its SourceForge project page.
On one hand, it seems like only yesterday that CenterNetworks began covering everything that happens across the Web. On the other hand, it seems kind of like CN has been around forever.
Regardless of how it feels, it’s only been one year since Allen and his team started up CenterNetworks. The site has come a long way over the last year, and always seems to be moving in the right direction.
Congratulations to Allen and the rest of the CenterNetworks crew on reaching this milestone.
Don’t you just love it when you spend hours banging your head against the wall trying to figure out why your code won’t work properly, only to find out it’s because you’re stupid? This seems to happen to me quite a bit.
While searching for some information at work, I came across a really neat Web 2.0 application called Gizmoz. Gizmoz allows you to create 3-D animated, talking characters for use on your Web site, in your blog, in your e-mail, for your own amusement, etc.
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