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Originally Posted by Industrial_One
Avery Lee will find some time to upgrade Avidemux, turn it into a professional, reliable application like VirtualDub that can actually EDIT content contained in MP4/MKV without crashing/producing corrupt video/errors or otherwise **** up in any way.
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VirtualDub is still stuck in the VFW era of the early 1990's and you call it a "professional" application?
If Avery Lee had some free time to spend, I think he'd better kick all the VfW code out of VirtualDub and add support for
encoder plugins. Allowing
decoder plugins already was a first step into the right direction
And before you further bash on Avidemux, please name us one fully-fledged OpenSource video editor with fully working H.264 + MP4/MKV support or what you have contributed to create one
