On 10/24/2016 10:02 PM, jonathon wrote:
On 24/10/2016 08:22, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
Avidemux2 likely is easiest to use for newcomers..
I'd second Avidemux2.
Do note that with video editing you need _lots_ of free disk space on
the drive, along with a large swap partition.
jonathon
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On 24/10/2016 08:22, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
> Avidemux2 likely is easiest to use for newcomers..
I'd second Avidemux2.
Do note that with video editing you need _lots_ of free disk space on
the drive, along with a large swap partition.
jonathon
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On 10/24/2016 01:07 AM, Richard wrote:
First thing that comes to mind is to install VirtualBox in Ubuntu then
install WinXP or whatever you need to run your old Win prog. Guessing that
you will need min 4 GiB, though 8 is probably better, but maybe not?
I really want to get a package for Ubuntu,
Hi,
Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster schrieb am Mo.,
24.10.2016, 5:11:
What I need is a real easy, and fast, video file splitter for Ubuntu.
Fast and easy to use unfortunately kind of contradict themselves when it
comes to video editing.(or rather with the fast tools there's a learning
curve.)
First thing that comes to mind is to install VirtualBox in Ubuntu then
install WinXP or whatever you need to run your old Win prog. Guessing that
you will need min 4 GiB, though 8 is probably better, but maybe not?
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Problems?
Please help this long term user, and a local promoter, [since the
beginning] of LO.
I really need help on a presentation video[s]. I had an idiot give me a
1.9 gig 3.5 hour video file instead of several files. The video
presentation had several different subject included and was to go into