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[[Main Page|Home]] > [[CentOS]] > [[CentOS 6.x]] > [[Sound and video related tools]] > [[Avidemux]] | |||
This application can be used to edit avi videos created using cam studio while recording windows desktop sessions. | This application can be used to edit avi videos created using cam studio while recording windows desktop sessions. | ||
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Choose video format as flv1 and then choose output file format as flv in left menu. Then click save and save the output as flv file. | Choose video format as flv1 and then choose output file format as flv in left menu. Then click save and save the output as flv file. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:38, 24 August 2022
Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Sound and video related tools > Avidemux
This application can be used to edit avi videos created using cam studio while recording windows desktop sessions.
To decrease frame rate of avi file using avidemux
On the left menu choose video output format as mpeg-4. Then click on filters and choose re-sample filter and enter new resampling rate. Then choose file format / container as avi. Click save on above toolbar to save the file.
To conver avi to flv using avidemux
Choose video format as flv1 and then choose output file format as flv in left menu. Then click save and save the output as flv file.
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