Avidemux 2.5.4
Avidemux is a free video editor designed for simple cutting, filtering and encoding tasks. It supports many file types, including avi, dvd compatible mpeg files, mp4 and asf, using a variety of codecs. Tasks can be automated using projects, job queue and powerful scripting capabilities. This package contains the classic version with gtk+ interface. AviDemux - Version History This is the version history page for AviDemux, showing the last 20 software updates. You can return to the main page for this software by clicking here. Download avidemux2.5.4win32.zip here 14MB. Avidemux is a free video editor designed for simple cutting, filtering and encoding tasks. Tasks can be automated using projects, job queue and powerful scripting capabilities. It supports most video formats like DVD, VOB, AVI, WMV, MPG, MP4, AVI, MOV, MKV, DV, FLV and codecs like H.264/AVC, H.265. Avidemux プロジェクト の avidemux2.5.4win32.exe の無料ダウンロードページ。Avidemuxの日本語ミラーサイトです。Avidemuxはカット編集、フィルタ、エンコード機能を持つ、フリーでシンプルな動画エディタです。詳細についてはWikiページをご覧ください。ヘルプ掲示板を用意してあります。ユーザー間.
NOTICE:
This software bundle is outdated and no longer maintained. It is recommended to manually install the latest versions of the included tools.
About:
This pack contains the following applications:
- Avidemux [version 2.5.4 (r7200)]
- ImgBurn [version 2.5.5.0]
- DVDStyler [version 1.8.3.0]
Avidemux is a very powerful tool for editing video files. It supports almost every type of video file as input. It can do lots of things: cut, remux, convert, etc. It contains its own decoders and encoders for all common audio and video formats, so it does not need any external codecs.
ImgBurn is a versatile tool for burning DVDs.
DVDStyler is a basic DVD authoring tool. With this you can create your own video DVD, complete with a custom menu.
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Usage example:
Converting an AVI file to DVD
1) Use Avidemux to convert your file into a DVD compatible format:
MPEG-2 video, AC3 audio, MPEG-PS container format
2) Drag&drop the converted file(s) into DVDStyler and create a custom menu. For example just a simple button to start the movie. Select the 'Burn DVD...' option in the menu to generate an ISO file.
3) Burn the resulting ISO file with ImgBurn.
The truth is that Linux has quite a few of these pieces of software. Non-linear video editing might sound like something only an expensive application can do, but there are some open source versions that are able to do this task without any problems.
Now, you might ask yourself what non-linear video editing is. Basically, this kind of editing allows users to manipulate the entire file, from every point along the video. Users have access to all the aspects of the editing process and it can be done without damaging the original file.
As I said before, Avidemux is not the application with the most features or with the best transcoding speed, but the fact that it has been around for so many years means that people find it useful. The main reason has to do with the interface, which is very straightforward.
Installation
Installing Avidemux on your system can be a breeze, unless you really want the latest version made available. I tested the application in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and the official repositories only have the 2.5.4 version.I went to the official website, but the developer only provides the source package and this means you have to build your own deb files. After taking care of all the dependencies and installing numerous packages, I successfully built the deb files. I installed them, but the application refused to start working. Unable to find the issues, I settled with the version found in the Ubuntu repos.
There might be a PPA out there for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, but if you have any other kind of operating system, you might be in a little bit of trouble. Not even Arch Linux has the latest version in its repos.
Usage
One of the basic functions of Avidemux is video conversion (transcoding) and I suspect that many people are using it for this specific purpose. Finding an application capable of transforming a video format into another can prove to be a challenge, but Avidemux supports a large number of formats.Unlike other applications, which are only developed for this reason alone, this software will also correct problems that might creep up. For example, users won't experience lag between audio and video in the files that have been generated with Avidemux.
Granted, you need to know a thing or two about the formats that you intend to use and the process is very processor-intensive, but not difficult to learn.
Now, to the other important function of this software, the editing. This is done very easily by placing markers on the timeline, but you can't do anything else more than that. It's a very simple procedure and users should have an easy time performing it.
As you can imagine, this software uses numerous plugins and it's capable of doing a few other tasks as well, like exporting a file with the exact compression to fit on CD or DVD, to rebuild frames, to check for black frames, to remove the audio of a file and vice versa, and an even add some filters.
The Good
If you are working with video files all day long and you find yourself needing an application with just a few features like clipping and exporting, then you don't have to look any further. Sure enough, it can do some other stuff as well, but this is its strong suit.
The interface is also very simple and intuitive. Users don't need any prior knowledge in order to use the application and it will only take them a couple of minutes to understand how the main features work.