Topics Covered:

• Robbie Ferguson and Christa Wells present in studio.
• Viewer Images of the Week: Congratulations to Gadwil and Harry!
• Christa has a wee bit of a breakdown, reading the news intro.
• Viewer Question: On Ubuntu and Mint, it shows my drivers as been inactive. How do I activate them?
• Viewer Comment: You need to blacklist the nouveau driver.
• Viewer Comment: If you don't like Unity and want to try a new distro, try Zorin OS, which is really good for users who are switching from Windows to Linux.
• The two approaches to "replacing" Ubuntu 11.04's Unity desktop environment.
• Viewer Question: After upgrading from Ubuntu 10.10 to 11.04, my s-video output on my laptop no longer works to send video to my TV. Do you know of a fix or workaround? I'm using an Intel graphics card.
• Viewer Comment: Ubuntu 11.04 was released too early.
• Viewer Question: Do you have a Lucid machine running? Could you walk me through Flash installation on 64-bit Ubuntu 10.04?
• What Perfectbuntu is, and how you can use it to enhance your multimedia experience on Ubuntu and Ubuntu-based systems.
• Viewer Comment: You need to say "Prah-jects", not "Pro-jects".
• Viewer Question: On your last show you talked about installing alternates to Ubuntu's Unity interface. Will Perfectbuntu still work with these different desktop environments, or do you have to go about its installation a different way.
• Viewer Comment: I'm a fan of the show. Thanks to my love for Linux, I'm finding my A+ certification a breeze.
• Robbie jokes that Category5.TV is completely scripted.
• Top stories from the Category5.TV Newsroom.
• Robbie expresses his thanks for all the donations that have come in so far, and mentions where things are at with ordering a replacement broadcast system.
• Feature: Creating a screencast on Linux.
• Installing and using gtk-recordmydesktop to record the screen of your Linux computer to an OGV file.
• Robbie records a basic screencast: how to enter a web site address into the address bar.
• Using the free gnome-sound-recorder to record the voice-over for your screencast tutorial.
• Saving your audio files in gnome-sound-recorder.
• Loading audio and video files into OpenShot video editor.
• Using PiTiVi as a frontend for xvidenc to convert your OGV files to MP4.
• Viewer Question: What was the name of that application you're using?
• Editing your screencast and adding the voiceover audio.
• Positioning audio on your timeline in the OpenShot video editor.
• Cutting audio and video clips up in OpenShot.
• Viewer Question: Not so long ago, when you displayed a Flash video in Linux, you could grab the file from your /tmp folder, but that no longer works. How can we get the Flash files from Linux? See cat5.tv/flv.

Links to Relevant Web Sites:

• Music Pro Barrie: musicprobarrie.com
• OpenShot Video Editor: openshotvideo.com
• Zorin OS: zorin-os.com
• Launchpad Bug - s-video with Intel: cat5.tv/intelsvid
• Perfectbuntu: perfectbuntu.category5.tv
• Copy FLV Files From Firefox Cache on Linux: cat5.tv/flv