AV Linux is a Live DVD Operating System designed to turn a PC or Intel Mac into an Audio - Graphics - Video workstation. AV Linux features a complete Linux Desktop Environment with a handpicked selection of pre-tested and pre-configured Audio, Graphics and Video content creation software. Great care has been taken to enhance their reliability and show how far Linux has come as a Content Creation platform. Pre-installed are: Ardour, Audacity, Blender, Cinelerra, Handbrake, Hydrogen, Kdenlive, , LMMS, Mixbus, seScore, Openshot, Renoise,and VLC Media Player.
AV Linux is distributed as a free LiveDVD ISO image that can be downloaded, burned and run from a DVD-R(W) copied and run from a USB Key or installed to a computer's hard drive. For more detailed information please take time to read the PDF User Manual and licensing info shown below.
AV Linux is distributed as a free LiveDVD ISO image that can be downloaded, burned and run from a DVD-R(W) copied and run from a USB Key or installed to a computer's hard drive. For more detailed information please take time to read the PDF User Manual and licensing info shown below.
Looks really good so far, there is a video walkthru to get you started.
Here are some other links:
These are some projects that use AV Linux as a demo LiveDVD:
Ardour DAW
Harrison Mixbus
LinuxDSP Plugins
Cinelerra Video Editor
Kdenlive Video Editor
Openshot Video Editor
Pianoteq
Renoise
Loomer Plugins
Guitarix
Download AV Linux from the ISO FTP (Latest Version 6.0.3 XFCE4 4.10)
Download the ISO for AV Linux
Link to Main Page is here: http://www.bandshed.net/AVLinux.html
I installed this in a Virtual Machine using VirtualBox. I allocated 1Gb of RAM, and 64 Mb of Video memory. I will test it like this for now. This is the default desktop on first boot. Nice!
Here is the Main Menu screenshot. Lot of options here.
Audio menu. Aurdour, Audacity, and lots of other programs.
Audio Utilities menu, your plugins and Jack addons.
I like the main control panel, it has a install to USB icon.
Internet menu includes Chrome, Filezilla, Putty, and email.
Settings menu has most everything to customize AV Linux.
WINE started to auto-install and configure itself on startup. Sweet.
