Well done buddy

... now learn how to split / join / cut / copy / paste / resize / etc etc

Nice
Andy
Thanks, Andy.
I do understand how to do those things, and in fact I even used a few of those tools on my simple video. I still haven't explored enough to find out how to add a sound track in Linux, though. In Windows, I have an awesome program that I can use to lay down a voice-over narration, but I have yet to find how to use Linux tools to perform that task. It sux when that happens: I get lazy and use what I know instead of working at it!

Sorry for taking my time with replying here... Was busy plus offline for a while thanks to my finest ISP in Ireland...
Adding music to the video is as simple as using 1 command in the CLI:
mencoder -ovc copy -audiofile /path/to/music.mp3 -oac copy /path/to/your_silent_video.avi -o /path/to/where_new_video_with_music_will_be_created.avi
Oh but my video came out as ogv not avi...
Yes I know been there done that

To convert any video (vob / ogv / flv) to an avi:
mencoder /path/to/the/non-avi-file.ogv -o /path/to/where/avi/file/will/be/saved/name.avi -ovc lavc -oac pcm
My new video

maybe not exactly related to PCLinuxOS but powered by it

Andy