There is also a box at the bottom that shows a time of the video at which you are currently navigating.
You can also cut the unwanted video according to your requirement. This particular bar is used to navigate any specific point or frame of the video. There is also a navigation bar at the bottom of your screen.
It also displays the audio specifications, including codec, channels, bitrate, frequency, and duration. Moreover, there is also an option of "information" in the toolbar that displays the properties of the video, including video format, aspect ratio, frame rate, and the duration of the video. There is the main toolbar at the top of your screen that has some basic options for importing videos, saving the video files, and playing the filtered version of the video as well. For Microsoft Windows, the default GUI is the Qt version. Supports Common Video Formats of AvidemuxĪvidemux provides different main windows/interfaces for different types of operating systems. Basic Features and User Options of Avidemux In my opinion, Avidemux is one of the easiest to use video editors for Linux, at least for basic operations like cutting and joining videos, or adding some audio to videos.Part 1. The Gtk+ interface is not maintained starting with Avidemux version 2.6 though Written in C++, Avidemux ships with either Gtk+ or Qt graphical user interfaces, as well as a command line interface. What's more, Avidemux supports subtitles formats like MicroDVD (.SUB), SubStation Alpha (.SSA), Advanced SubStation Alpha (.ASS) and SubRip (.SRT). For specific supported formats information, check out this page. The application supports a wide variety multimedia containers, ranging from MP4, WebM and Matroska (MKV) to AVI, and VOB. Use it to perform video editing operations like cutting, encoding, filtering (apply visual effects), add audio to video files (multiplexing or muxing) or extract audio from some video.Īvidemux also supports advanced scripting for both its graphical user interface as well as its command line mode, making it useful for automated tasks.
So what exactly does this application do? Avidemux is a free open source software for video editing and processing, created for simple operations, that's available for Windows, macOS and Linux. Having Avidemux on Flathub is a much needed addition, since it was removed from Debian and Ubuntu (with Ubuntu 16.04), leaving users to rely on building the software from source, or using third-party repositories, which is not always a good idea for audio / video software (because in some cases they require newer dependencies like FFmpeg and others, which may affect repository-installed apps). Avidemux, a popular free video editor, is now available on Flathub, making the latest version easy to install on most Linux distributions.įlathub is a Linux app repository powered by Flatpak, which allows apps to run on almost any Linux distribution.
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