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October 12, 2004

Curious George: The Wrong War I'd like to make a brief loop of the (at least) three times that Bush has said "The wrong war, at the wrong place, at the wrong time" to play on a radio show (though it would be nice to have the video too).
Does anyone know where I would find (free) video editing software for a mac running os9.1? And I'd assume that the videos of the debates are online somewhere, right?

posted by js at 04:28AM UTC [trackback] (5 comments total)

I can't help with the software, but the debates should be on C-Span.

posted by Cali at 04:59AM UTC on October 12, 2004

I don't know anything free on 9, but there's good stuff on X. Why are you running around on that old OS anyways? </good natured>

posted by Sandspider at 05:01AM UTC on October 12, 2004

QuickTime Pro is not technically free, but it does have basic cut-n-paste editing possibilities. But I'm surely not advocating googling up a QuickTime Pro serial number.

posted by Casuistry at 05:59AM UTC on October 12, 2004

I'm running OS9.1 because my computer is an old 9500 with a G3 chip, and so OSX doesn't run on it (I'm not sure exactly why, something about hardware architecture).
This QuicktimePro... I already have the Quicktime and it always asks if I want to go pro... Should I just, um, not google some not serial numbers,and then not register that?

posted by js at 06:33AM UTC on October 12, 2004

Maybe you'd have some luck with iMovie 2 (runs on OS 9.1). You'd need to find/convert the video into an iMovie compatible format. Try Bittorrent for the files, maybe?

posted by Jerry Garcia at 06:34AM UTC on October 12, 2004

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