i dont think Rokr has enough power under the hood (microprocessor,ram) to handle video editing..
It'll take hours to convert anything..
found this linux based video editor on net ... is it possible that it can be used on motorola linux based phones like e6 ?
heres the details
ZS4 Video Editor, the new incarnation of Zwei-Stein Video Editor, is advanced video editing and compositing software with over 150 built-in video effects.
General Features:
* Unlimited* number of audio, video and picture tracks (*limited only by available memory)
* Unlimited number of video/audio effects for every track.
* Produce video with a resolution of 8x8 or 16000x16000 (~200 Megapixels / frame) and many sizes in between (custom)
* Full automation control for all track and effect variables using keyframes (cropping, zooming, panning, volume, rotation, opacity, key-color etc...)
* Full cross integration of audio and video. (noise gates triggering video effects. video brightness controlling volume etc.)
* Looping of both audio and video signals simultaneously, with adjustable cross-fade on loop boundaries.
* Manipulate the flow of time, forward, backward, speed up and slow down smoothly.
* Grouping of video/audio tracks into sub-groups (submixers) which can then be manipulated (faded/rotated/effected etc) as if they were a single track. (see submixer tutorial)
Audio Features:
* Up to 16 audio channels per track.
* Audio mixing with unlimited amounts of sub-groups in unlimited subgroup levels (16x16x16... mixing limit)
* Integral audio dsp running 48 kHz (16channels x 32bit) with 64bit normalization safety
* Sox audio processing on all platforms. zs4 will implement a sox front end which seamlessly integrates with native features (in progress)
* Musical time toolbars to allow for time related operations within the context of beats/bars/parts
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i dont think Rokr has enough power under the hood (microprocessor,ram) to handle video editing..
It'll take hours to convert anything..
What about a1200?
man a1200 has almost da same hardware...