Katiuska is a software application used as a frontend for encoding videos in the Theora format.
Katiuska is a software that allows users to encode videos using ffmpeg2theora, mencoder, the encoder_example that comes with the theora libs, and a gpl bash script found through Google. With Katiuska, users can encode various video formats such as avi, mpeg4 and 2, quicktime, and more. Additionally, Katiuska is also a DVD ripping tool that comes with a user-friendly interface and default settings. Users can select their preferred audio and subtitle languages, and start the process with ease.
As a first-time app, there could be some issues encountered in its usage. However, users can easily install Katiuska by running ./setup.sh as root and then simply typing "katiuska" to use it. The software requires theora library, kommander, and lsdvd to run properly.
In the latest release of Katiuska, the encoder has been updated to work with the latest mplayer version. Overall, Katiuska is a reliable and useful video encoding and DVD ripping tool with a straightforward interface that new users will appreciate.
As a first-time app, there could be some issues encountered in its usage. However, users can easily install Katiuska by running ./setup.sh as root and then simply typing "katiuska" to use it. The software requires theora library, kommander, and lsdvd to run properly.
In the latest release of Katiuska, the encoder has been updated to work with the latest mplayer version. Overall, Katiuska is a reliable and useful video encoding and DVD ripping tool with a straightforward interface that new users will appreciate.
What's New
Version 0.7.6: N/A