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Video Converter

Is there a cood video conversion tool? with aGUI, preferbly for KDE

mrbug

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Re: Video Converter

Try konverter. It's in the AUR.
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?d … s=0&SeB=nd

I've never used it, but it's only a frontend to mencoder (which I have used)...

Edit:

I just installed it after looking about some screenshots (http://www.kraus.tk/projects/konverter/). I think it looks like it will be good.

Last edited by mrbug (2007-08-29 02:01:38)

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Re: Video Converter

Looks promising, will try it tomorrow.

gejr

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Re: Video Converter

Is there a GTK version of this?

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Re: Video Converter

Is there a cood video conversion tool? with aGUI, preferbly for KDE

you want a good video conversion tool or the GUI tool ....

you decide .

Last edited by geek.arnuld (2007-09-06 11:02:18)

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BrigadierFRog

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Re: Video Converter

Manencode looks pretty sweet

lilsirecho

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Re: Video Converter

Mencoder has many GUI conversion elements including quicktime, jpeg or png to video, join .avi's, msmpeg4v2 and others and works in KDE.

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tony5429

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Re: Video Converter

I use avidemux on GNOME. it's a lightweight, very stable GUI for converting video files from one codec/filetype to another. Very easy to use too. I highly recommend it.