Here is a link to another video I made using KDEnlive :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQtkX1kq7b0
In this case, I took a series of video clips that I had captured with "xvidcap" (of a Virtual Box session) and using KDEnvlive merged them together, and tuned the audio track, so that it looks like a continuous recorded session, and in fact (hopefully) hides the editing that went on behind in creating this video (using KDEnlive), where in fact this is many short clips glued together. I do not think I could have obtained the same quality of a training video without KDEnlive (ie replacing audio track, seamlessly merging different clips, etc ... ) .
I also created a duplicate version, minus the audio track (not everyone likes Beethoven) :)
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Thanks for the suggestions. I actually have a non-music version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrpYWKa2dKc
but I did not think of the 1024x720 idea. I captured the original video in a Virtual Box session (in a series of many short clips) running at 800x600 resolution, which I later glued together with kdenlive, adding various audio clips, etc ... to make it look like one continuous session, and then I rendered it. Guess I could have done this at 1024x768.
I might try to render the original 800x600 version (as I have the .kdenlive file) to 1024x768 and then see what it looks like. ....