Topics Covered:

• Robbie Ferguson, Christa Wells and Hillary Rumball present in studio.
• A lesson in Phantom Power and microphones.
• The Category5.TV Web Site now contains a donations thermometer.
• Robbie talks briefly about the hardware we must purchase following the power surge a while back.
• Send us your photos of you watching Category5 TV to receive 100 bonus viewer points!
• Viewer Question: I've got an XML version of the Greek New Testament, but when I create an XSL file, it just shows one work per line. What can I do?
• Viewer Comment: Check out UJam, which will let you sing and it will create an accompaniment; even if you can't sing well!
• Christa doesn't believe she can sing well.
• Robbie looks briefly at the LaDiDa app for iOS. [Check It Out Here]
• Viewer Question: Plain or Peanut M&Ms?
• Viewer Comment: I got a Pogoplug!
• Viewer Comment: I prefer Smarties.
• Viewer Comment: I live next to a Hershey Chocolate Factory.
• Viewer Question: I have a multi-monitor setup in Linux but can't move windows from one screen to the next. How do I fix this?
• Saving your nVidia Settings to the X configuration file in Ubuntu (or any Linux) so the settings will remain following a reboot.
• Setting up your proprietary video drivers in Ubuntu so you can use the advanced features of your video card.
• Viewer Question: What is the best way to understand a new web coding language?
• Viewer Question: I've tried PHP and wonder, which editor should I use?
• Viewer Comment: Use emacs for editing.
• Viewer Comment: gedit is perfect!
• Hillary presents Robbie with a Sulu action figure, which she found at a dollar store.
• Top Stories from the Category5.TV Newsroom.
• Robbie opts out of Battle of the Bands, due to his daughter's birthday party.
• Robbie shows the keyboard he bought to improve his office ergonomics, and the Dvorak keyboard stickers he'll be using to pursue a healthier work environment.
• Feature: Video editing in Linux using the free OpenShot video editor.
• Robbie's quick thoughts about Jonathan Thomas, and his dedication to creating a fantastic video editor for Linux.
• Installing the OpenShot video editor from the provided PPA rather than the Ubuntu repositories.
• Setting up the OpenShot PPA.
• Viewer Question: Why not get OpenShot from the repositories?
• Updating your apt sources list.
• Installing OpenShot using Synaptic Package Manager on Ubuntu Linux after setting up the PPA.
• Installing Inkscape using Synaptic Package Manager to add vector graphics support to OpenShot video editor.
• Obtaining and configuring Blender to be used by OpenShot video editor to add 3D titles to your video productions.
• Adding media files to OpenShot.
• Creating 3D / animated title sequences to your video production in OpenShot video editor.
• A brief rundown of the main tools used when working in OpenShot video editor.
• Adding segments to your video production in OpenShot video editor.
• Adding photos to OpenShot video editor.
• Creating a closing credits roll-up for your OpenShot video editor production.
• Using Inkscape to create more substantial text for your OpenShot video editor production in Linux.
• Animating your show's end credits in OpenShot video editor, moving it from the bottom to top of the screen.
• Top-secret Information: The OpenShot team is secretly working on some new cross-platform C++ software including a new video rendering framework, and it will power upcoming versions of OpenShot.

Links to Relevant Web Sites:

• Music Pro Barrie: musicprobarrie.com
• OpenShot Video Editor: openshotvideo.com
• Robbie's Band Web Site: soulcleansed.com
• UJam: ujam.com