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Vokoscreen: A new screencasting tool for Linux
The last few years, many users upload their how-to videos (also known as videorials — like tutorials) in Youtube, showing their Linux desktop and explaining how to do a bunch of stuff. So instead of reading an article or a … Continue reading
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FFmpeg0.6 codenamed "Works with HTML5" is released
FFmpeg0.6 is released, this release is codenamed “Works with HTML5″ as the special focus on this release were a lot of improvements that are relevant for HTML5 video. According to the announcement , “The H.264 and Theora decoders are now … Continue reading
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FFmpeg 0.5.1 is released!
FFmpeg 0.5.1 is released, This release fixes security, packaging and licensing issues for FFmpeg 0.5, but it is a maintenance only release; no new codecs, formats or other feature are being introduced. The full details are spelled out in the … Continue reading
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Install ffmpeg and x264 on ubuntu 9.10 Karmic koala
In this howto we will show you how to install ffmpeg in ubuntu9.10 karmic koala, Both ffmpeg and x264 exist in karmic koala repositories and you can install them from ubuntu software center or by command, but can happen that … Continue reading
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How to install and use winFF a graphical user interface for ffmpeg
WinFF is a GUI for the command line video converter, FFMPEG. It will convert most any video file that FFmpeg will convert. WinFF does multiple files in multiple formats at one time. You can for example convert mpeg’s, flv’s, and … Continue reading
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Hugo Castañeda Benitez
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Can I do the same in ubuntu 12.04?
LinuxSytesNet
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Yesterday watched a movie with Morgan Freeman called ‘ A long came a spider ‘ and must say that I was quite impressed how they exchanged encrypted messages hidden in pictures. Thank you for the tutorial :)
Bjarni
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Excellent, thanx!
Ambiton
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Thank you very much Chris :)
Lolman
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