ubuntu a/v collaboration apps

[Darren L]

You might want to wander over to a local LUG then.  Here in Calgary, they
meet every month or so, and might know more about the local scene.

Perhaps it might be easier to just start seeking out a market that you're
planning to target with your ASP, and then find out just what alternatives
there are.  Last time that I looked, the open source A/V production tools on
linux (granted, this was a long time ago) were not that mature and were few
and far between.

It might be a tough search.  Hopefully, someone else that's more familiar
with ubuntu can give you better direction.


On 3/21/06, Paul Amodeo <paul at cascadianet.ca> wrote:
>
> Thanks to MylesB and DarrenL for your responses.  I'm helping to architect
> an ASP based in Western Canada who wants to focus on supplying access to
> Ubuntu's Linux based audio/video
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
>
> Just for me to know are you a Corporation? and will you be using this
> information for it?
>
> *** Yes, I hope the ASP will host a range of Ubuntu based applications
> specifically oriented to a/v apps***
>
>
> Why limit it to canada?  To fit your criteria, does it have to be
> exclusively canadian from start to release?
>
> ***good point.  I am seeking Canadian content to leverage a number of
> Provincial and Federal government programs we're responding to, however
> we're primarily interested in the functionality of the apps and fit for a
> hosted services environment.
>
> Thanks again for asking.
>
> On 3/20/06, Paul Amodeo <paul at cascadianet.ca> wrote:
> >
> > Hello Ubuntu Canada,
> >
> > This is my first time visiting this list - not certain whether this is
> the
> > right audience for "non-technical" questions.  I'm interested in
> learning
> > more about specific audio/video applications being built in Canada using
> > this Linux distribution.
> >
> > Is there another user list that is more focused on applications or can
> > anyone point me in the right direction?
>
>
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