Linux compatible alternatives?

DorianDiaconu · 28th May 2021, 12:34

Hi guys, I wasn’t sure in which category will this fit, so sorry if I posted it wrong.

Is there any alternative for VirtualDub2 on Linux?

My usual workflow on Windows is MPEG2CUT2 - Avisynth+ - Vdub, but I don’t know about Linux.

Thanks!

28th May 2021, 17:53

VirtualDub2 works fine for me under Wine. There's no exact equivalent on Linux. For handling scripts for the Linux build of AviSynth+, use ffplay for previewing and ffmpeg for rendering. You might also look at Avidemux; it might be able to replace some of VirtualDub2's functionality, depending on what exactly you use it for.

qyot27 · 28th May 2021, 18:48

It's likely overkill, but if the system version of FFmpeg has AviSynth enabled, anything built against that FFmpeg - like kdenlive - will open the scripts. This being if you want the ability to visually cut against a timeline, although not in any way similar to how you'd do it in VDub.

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DorianDiaconu Gone Forever Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Romania Posts: 19	Linux compatible alternatives? Hi guys, I wasn’t sure in which category will this fit, so sorry if I posted it wrong. Is there any alternative for VirtualDub2 on Linux? My usual workflow on Windows is MPEG2CUT2 - Avisynth+ - Vdub, but I don’t know about Linux. Thanks!

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qyot27 ...? Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Florida Posts: 1,398	It's likely overkill, but if the system version of FFmpeg has AviSynth enabled, anything built against that FFmpeg - like kdenlive - will open the scripts. This being if you want the ability to visually cut against a timeline, although not in any way similar to how you'd do it in VDub. __________________ AviSynth+ native Linux/macOS/BSD support \| AviSynth+ utilities and plugins for non-Windows and non-x86(-64)

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Richard1485 Guest Posts: n/a	VirtualDub2 works fine for me under Wine. There's no exact equivalent on Linux. For handling scripts for the Linux build of AviSynth+, use ffplay for previewing and ffmpeg for rendering. You might also look at Avidemux; it might be able to replace some of VirtualDub2's functionality, depending on what exactly you use it for.