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Audio & Video Export
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2026 8:21 am
by richmond62
It having been claimed for years that audio & video export was not possible from LC, a single person managed exactly that in less than a day:
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"Way out West" with OXTL7 . . .
Re: Audio & Video Export
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2026 2:27 pm
by Klaus
Only the mothership did not support this.
OK, do you have a link or wahtever?
Re: Audio & Video Export
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2026 3:06 pm
by richmond62
https://www.openxtalk.org/forum/viewtop ... 9&start=20
Only the mothership did not support this.
If this is true, I wonder why, they never bothered to justify their decision: which in the light of how quickly this chap made it work seems remarkably short-sighted.
Re: Audio & Video Export
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2026 5:52 pm
by dunbarx
Interesting, and I do not use these sorts of gadgetry.
Seems like a winner; I would post this to the use-list, where I think they more often look around.
Craig
Re: Audio & Video Export
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2026 7:49 pm
by richmond62
Who are 'they' who 'look around'?
Far too many people (including those people huddled in an office in "Prince's street" in Edinburgh) avoid looking at the OpenXtalk forums where they might, just, learn quite a lot of useful stuff (instead of digging themselves a hole which may prove suicidal in the end).
At the moment OXTL7 (derived from LC 7.1.4 community) can ONLY run and deliver standalones on Haiku OS, UNIX, and Steam, MacOS PPC, MacOS Intel, MacOS ARM, Windows 32-bit as far back as at least XP, and Windows 64-bit. Which makes LC 'classic' look fairly shabby.
If those who only look at the Use-list cannot be bothered to shift their bahookies ta tak a glisk intil the OpenXtalk forums, that's their own, silly, blinkered problem.
ALL of what is going on on the OpenXtalk forums is only possible because of the marvellous work done by LC (admittedly before that 'crisis' when Fraser, Benjamin, and some others decamped), but it should be fairly clear to most people that as far as 'classic' is concerned the baton has ended up in other hands.
Whether the promised trial version of CREATE will ever materialise has yet to be seen, but even if you are waiting for it, it will not hurt anyone to take a 'walk on the wild side' right now.