Crazed Mule Productions

Such small things make us happy. Well, this was not a small thing, as I've been wanting to use Linux to burn a DVD of my custom videos c...

Update 2009/03/17 I finally put together a motion stabilization tutorial . Hopefully, it helps folks who are as confused as I using the thin...

Last night, I encoded my first full length video podcast as a Quicktime from Cinelerra. I brought it into iTunes and used the 'Convert S...

Last night, I exported an MPG stream and put it into iTunes. The MPG in iTunes plays just fine. When I converted it using iTunes, though, th...

To keep it simple, I would use five drives and do four logical partitions. This would allow for all filesystems to be on separate drive spin...

So. I really, REALLY wanted MPEG-4 output from Cinelerra to go directly into iTunes and my brother's iPod . I had output a test file: ht...

Alright! I've just created a Beginner's Guide to Exporting Video from Cinelerra ! In Cinelerra speak, "rendering" means ex...

This was the first video I created with my JVC HD10U, back in 2004. Got some good jazz keeping the action going in this one: One Weekend In ...

In order to get my NYC video onto Google, I had to go through a number of steps to get it to a Google-acceptable MPEG2 format: 1) in XP, re-...

One of the most irritating things about working with the Google Video Uploader for Linux is 1) knowing which Java tool you need to install t...

Oh, a little Vivaldi is good for the soul! Enjoy this video, full of flowering, buzzing things: One Weekend in Virginia

Enjoy my Nags Head video people!

I had gone into the city to Manny's music yesterday to look at a Roland PD80R drum pad based on the fact that the guy on the phone at Ma...