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Teegedeck · 20th February 2006, 08:49

I'm especially happy to hear from XviD's Linux userbase here. Glad to help.

Can we expect Avidemux to expose all XviD options in a new release? I've never really used Avidemux because it cannot load custom quantization matrices.

Edit: You know, I'll be missing something like a full-blown Linux MeGUI/VirtualDub equivalent by the time we get AviSynth 3 on Linux. This will be the point when I'm gonna get the craving to do everything (editing, encoding to XviD and x264) on the Linux machine. So please excuse me when I'm (trying) to get a bit pushy here.

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Teegedeck Moderator, Ex(viD)-Mascot Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 2,564	I'm especially happy to hear from XviD's Linux userbase here. Glad to help. Can we expect Avidemux to expose all XviD options in a new release? I've never really used Avidemux because it cannot load custom quantization matrices. Edit: You know, I'll be missing something like a full-blown Linux MeGUI/VirtualDub equivalent by the time we get AviSynth 3 on Linux. This will be the point when I'm gonna get the craving to do everything (editing, encoding to XviD and x264) on the Linux machine. So please excuse me when I'm (trying) to get a bit pushy here. __________________ It's a man's life in Doom9's 52nd MPEG division. "The cat sat on the mat." ATM I'm thoroughly enjoying the Banshee - a fantastic music player/ripper for Linux. Give it a whirl! Last edited by Teegedeck; 20th February 2006 at 09:03.