Kmenc15 is a comprehensive MEncoder interface tailored for Linux systems, primarily intended as an alternative to VirtualDub. It offers advanced features for video encoding and customization.
Kmenc15 is an advanced Qt/KDE MEncoder frontend that can act as a VirtualDub replacement for Linux users. This software is specifically designed for editing and encoding large high-quality AVIs captured from TV. With this software, users can cut and merge videos at precise frames and apply any MPlayer/MEncoder filter with a preview option.
Kmenc15 also allows users to create shell scripts, thus eliminating the need for MEncoder to be installed separately. However, MPlayer is required for the software to run, as it cannot open files or create shell scripts without it. While there are a few disabled features in the program, none of them are essential.
It's worth noting that the software can only open AVIs and not MPEGs. To use Kmenc15, users will need to have at least CVS (or 1.0pre7) MEncoder installed.
The most recent release of Kmenc15 includes new native MEncoder file merging and help for main buttons. Overall, Kmenc15 is a great option for users looking to edit and encode high-quality AVIs on Linux.
Kmenc15 also allows users to create shell scripts, thus eliminating the need for MEncoder to be installed separately. However, MPlayer is required for the software to run, as it cannot open files or create shell scripts without it. While there are a few disabled features in the program, none of them are essential.
It's worth noting that the software can only open AVIs and not MPEGs. To use Kmenc15, users will need to have at least CVS (or 1.0pre7) MEncoder installed.
The most recent release of Kmenc15 includes new native MEncoder file merging and help for main buttons. Overall, Kmenc15 is a great option for users looking to edit and encode high-quality AVIs on Linux.
What's New
Version 0.04: N/A