Gordian knot for linux?

wavem · 24th March 2006, 09:42

I like the gnot very mach and i wonder if there is a linux alternative to gnot suite

Teegedeck · 24th March 2006, 11:04

Avidemux gets closest though it for example doesn't offer all XviD codec options (CQMs).

wavem · 24th March 2006, 12:18

Thanks. I want to go to linux from windows. From the little I undestand it seems good. Avidemux supports x264 and AAC 5.1? Also vobsub auto load (separate sub files) supported in linux? thanks again

Teegedeck · 24th March 2006, 13:08

Actually I still use GKnot and VDub under Linux. But Avidemux 2.2 supports x264, yes. No idea about multichannel or vobsub. Browse the Avidemux forum for more info.

wavem · 24th March 2006, 13:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teegedeck

Actually I still use GKnot and VDub under Linux.

How do you do it? with wine? One (last I hope) question. Thanks again.

Teegedeck · 24th March 2006, 13:36

Yepp. WINE is your friend.

Seriously, an excellent piece of software, it really eases some bumps in the transition to Linux.

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wavem Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 3	Gordian knot for linux? I like the gnot very mach and i wonder if there is a linux alternative to gnot suite

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Teegedeck Moderator, Ex(viD)-Mascot Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 2,564	Avidemux gets closest though it for example doesn't offer all XviD codec options (CQMs). __________________ 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!

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Teegedeck Moderator, Ex(viD)-Mascot Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 2,564	Actually I still use GKnot and VDub under Linux. But Avidemux 2.2 supports x264, yes. No idea about multichannel or vobsub. Browse the Avidemux forum for more info. __________________ 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!

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Teegedeck Moderator, Ex(viD)-Mascot Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 2,564	Yepp. WINE is your friend. Seriously, an excellent piece of software, it really eases some bumps in the transition to Linux. __________________ 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!

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wavem Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 3	Thanks. I want to go to linux from windows. From the little I undestand it seems good. Avidemux supports x264 and AAC 5.1? Also vobsub auto load (separate sub files) supported in linux? thanks again