ubuntu studio install

[Douglas Pollard]

Cory K. wrote:
> Luis de Bethencourt wrote:
>   
>> Ubuntu is universal, there is no differences depending on countries.
>> State which problems you are having exactly, copy paste the cli error.
>>
>> Luis de Bethencourt
>>
>> On 6/1/07, Douglas Pollard <dougpol1 at comcast.net> wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> I am in the United States and installed Ubuntu Studio from a mirror in
>>> England. (It was faster) I can't get cinelerra to run in it .  Is there
>>> a difference in ubuntu in the two countries ?  Maybe due to a difference
>>> in copy right Laws or something.   Some of the dependansies don't want
>>> to install. anybody know?
>>>                                          Doug
>>>     
>>>       
> You didn't need to start a new thread for this question.
>
> I would honestly work with regular Ubuntu for a while before Ubuntu
> Studio. Linux multimedia is a whole animal unto itself.
>
>   
Cory,
     I'm beginning to see what you mean. I came to Ubuntu because my xp  
back up disk is corrupted  and xp kept crashing while doing video. They 
want to sell my a new copy.
     I had a good install of ubuntu with cinelerra in it that worked 
with a few glitches.  I thought by installing ubuntu studio. Ubuntu 
would be better configured to run video.   I have been fooling with this 
almost a month and though I am learning some things and enjoying myself 
I am not getting any video edited. 
    I had been using Premeire  to learn on but don't own it so  I don't 
want to use it to make a video on.  I had hopes of finding a free or 
cheap program that I could get good results with.
    I may have to go back to Microsoft
 and buy Premeir or Pinacle or something.
                                                    Doug