Open Video Joiner is an easy-to-use tool for joining all kinds of video files into one large AVI file with transition effects. It can convert many video formats such as MPEG (MPG), VCD, AVI, ASF, WMV which have different frame …
Open Video Capture can capture video from webcam, TV Tuner card, digital video, digital camera and other capture devices. It can set video compression codec and audio compression codec, output frame size and frame rate. It also snapshots pictures with …
You can control your film or your music with the Mouse Wheel and the controls keys which you have chosen. You can read the videos step by step or toadvance and move back at high speed and to control the …
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Quickly encode and author video in any format. ffmpegX is a Mac OS X graphic user interface designed to easily operate more than 20 powerful Unix open-source video and audio processing tools including ffmpeg the “hyper fast video and audio …
Xilisoft DVD Ripper is powerful DVD ripper software which helps you rip DVD to VCD, DivX, AVI, MPEG, WMV, ASF, VOB, MP3, WMA and other popular video and audio formats with super fast DVD ripping speed and excellent quality. Compared …
Video2Photo can capture individual frames from a video source, such as a DV camcorder, Web cam, or from a local video file (AVI, DivX or MPEG). You can play the movie from within the application and easily select individual frames …
MPEG Splitter is an easy-to-use tool for splitting large MPEG(MPG) files into smaller ones. With the built-in MPEG player, you can preview the MPEG file, set the start time and the end time and split or cut any section of …
PhotoToFilm is the perfect companion for everyone who uses a digital camera. With PhotoToFilm you can easily make small movies out of your pictures and compress them (ie : using DivX) in order to distribute your production to your friends …
Ant Movie Catalog is a free (opensource) program made to manage your collection of DVDs, CDs (VideoCD, DivX, …) and tapes.
