Video Editing under Linux

[Dimas_2004]

Hi there!

I just want to ask you about video editing under Linux. Is it possible?
In the present time I edit my movies under Windows XP Professional with
Ulead MediaStudio 7.01 Pro. Everything is allright. But I'd like to experiement something new... like Linux... becouse everywhere is talking about it.

Two days ago I have installed new russian distributive of Linux - Linux XP Professional Edition that is build on Fedora Core. And I very liked this OS. I never worked with Linux, everybody told me that it's stupid and difficult OS, but I have understud how does it work and I really like it. But I do know nothing about possibilities of video editing in Windows.

Do exist any programs as good as Ulead MediaStudio but for Linux?

My PC configuration:

Pentium 4, 2.0 GHZ, 512Mb of RAM, GeForce4 MX 64Mb, TV-out, AGP 4x.
Sound Blaster 5.1 Live!, IEEE1394 by Texas Instruments, Motherboard: Soltek SL-85DR2, HDD:
primary: Western Digital 40Gb, ATA100, 7200rpm + slave: CD-RW (_NEC)
secondary: Seagate Barracuda IV 120GB, ATA 100, 7200rpm.
FS: NTFS
CAMCORDER: DCV TRV-320E, SONY.

Is it possible to use my PC configuration for full power under Linux?
The main purposes I use my PC are: video editing, office work (word, excel, powerpoint), audio editing, image editing (photoshop) and Quake 3 Arena (but it's not neccessary )

Thank you a lot for your answers.

[GlowStick]

Im not really big into video editing,

but there is this one free software for linux

http://heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra.php3

Whats cool about it is you can cluster with it.

[dbauder]

I've used Kino: http://kino.schirmacher.de/
for editing videos in Linux from my Sony Digital8 video camera which connects via firewire. Works well.

[SuLinUX]

Appreantly Shake 3 is out for Linux, seems Apple have done a Linux version

See HERE

[GlowStick]

Originally posted by SuLinUX
Appreantly Shake 3 is out for Linux, seems Apple have done a Linux version

See HERE

That dose look very cool, but so much more less costly if you run it on a MAC.

And heres why

Shake 3 is also available for Linux for a suggested retail price of $9,900 (US) with an annual maintenance of $1485 (US). Render-only versions of Shake 3 are free on Mac OS X and are available for Linux for a suggested retail price of $3,900 (US) with an annual maintenance of $585 (US).

The software for Mac costs 4,950.00 compared to 9,900 so heh.

edit-------------------------
Also, and they purposly made the price so that you could easily buy the software for Mac, then use the extra money and buy your self a nice dual G5 heh heh.

Well planned apple!

[SuLinUX]

You may wnat to look at THIS kde video editor.