This is great, but it has a long way to go to support hardware capture boards such as the Targa 2000, Matrox Digisuite series, and on the Mac platform: Avid. Most of these can do D1 video quality and even higher. Not to mention that most of these are only work in Windows NT. I design Edit* systems and I see a lot of lockups all of the time, which is not good in a critical editing project. If something like this can improve with the hardware support and the same features as the professional edit suites, the profesional editors will see the advantages of Linux and follow in the ways of 3D animation and other media professions.
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This is great, but it has a long way to go to support hardware capture boards such as the Targa 2000, Matrox Digisuite series, and on the Mac platform: Avid. Most of these can do D1 video quality and even higher. Not to mention that most of these are only work in Windows NT. I design Edit* systems and I see a lot of lockups all of the time, which is not good in a critical editing project. If something like this can improve with the hardware support and the same features as the professional edit suites, the profesional editors will see the advantages of Linux and follow in the ways of 3D animation and other media professions.