Avidemux
Avidemux is an excellent program focused on video editing, Avidemux is written in the C / C ++ programming language and uses the GTK + and Qt graphic libraries, this is a cross-platform and open source application therefore, it is available for all GNU / Linux distributions and any operating system that is capable of compiling C / C ++, GTK + / Qt, and the ECMAScript SpiderMonkey scripting engine.
This video converter accepts video formats: AVI, OpenDML, ASF, Flash Video, Matroska, MPEG PS, TS, OGM, QuickTime, MP4, 3GPP and also various image formats.
Avidemux allows us to cut, paste, filter our videos, in addition it is not only limited to video editing but also allows us to convert our videos to other formats among which we find mp4, avi, mpeg.
Changes in Avidemux 2.7.0
It has been quite a few months since its last update by what changes within this version most includes dependency updates of this, so this version is just an update and only a few bugs are fixed.
Among the most remarkable we find:
- Fmpeg changed to 3.3.x branch
- Edit: Fixed frame computation error causing incorrect cut
- Filter: eq2: UI improvements
- Decoding: VP9 decoding repair Filter: using rubber bands to trim as well
- Build: packaging rounding on macOS Decoding: HEVC decryption via DXVA2 on win32 blacklist, active on win64 New filter: ADM ivtc Audio: Distinguish between AC3 and EAC3 when importing
How to install Avidemux 2.7.0 on Ubuntu?
Avidemux is found within the Ubuntu repositories, but unfortunately they do not update them so fast, to enjoy the new update we must add a repository, with which we start with open a terminal and run the following:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntuhandbook1/avidemux sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install avidemux2.6-qt
Without more, that is all to enjoy the new update.
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