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-====== Main window ​GTK+ version ======+====== Main window ​– GTK+ version ======
  
- +This article describes the main window in the GTK+ graphical user interface, which may be preferred by Linux or BSD users using the GNOME, Xfce or LXDE desktop environments. Microsoft(nbsp)Windows users should see the [[Main window - Qt version|Qt version]], which is the default GUI for the official Microsoft Windows builds of Avidemux.
-This article describes the main window in the GTK+ graphical user interface, which may be preferred by Linux or BSD users using the GNOME, Xfce or LXDE desktop environments. Microsoft Windows users should see the [[Main window - Qt version|Qt version]], which is the default GUI for the official Microsoft Windows builds of Avidemux.+
  
 ===== Main toolbar ===== ===== Main toolbar =====
-{{:​toolbar.png|}} 
  
 +{{using:​toolbar-gtk.png}}
  
 The main toolbar allows easy access to the commonly used actions: The main toolbar allows easy access to the commonly used actions:
  
-{{:​button_open.png|}}Open a video file &ndashclicking the little arrow button pops up a dropdown menu with recent files+{{using:​button_open-gtk.png}} Open a video file(nbsp)(ndashclicking the little arrow button pops up a dropdown menu with recent files 
 + 
 +{{using:​button_save-gtk.png}} Save a video file
  
-{{wiki:Button save}}: Save a video file+{{using:file_properties-gtk.png}} Display file information (audio/video format, resolution etc.)
  
-{{wiki:File properties}}: Display file information (audio/​video ​codecresolution etc.)+{{using:button_calculator-GTK.png}} Open a bitrate/filesize calculator(nbsp)(ndash) it calculates the video size for 2-pass encoding (because only video sizewithout audio, is required in the 2-pass encoder settings), clicking the Apply button sets the 2-pass video size for the selected encoder
  
-{{wiki:Button calculator}}: Open a bitrate/​filesize calculator&​nbsp;&​ndash;​ it calculates the video size for 2-pass encoding (because only video size, without audio, is required in the 2-pass codec settings), clicking the Apply button sets the 2-pass video size for the selected encoder+{{using:preview-GTK.png}} Preview mode:
  
-{{wiki:​Preview}}:​ Preview mode: **Input** &ndashdisplay input (unfiltered) video in the main window**Output** &ndashdisplay filtered output in the main window**Side** &ndashdisplay both input and output in the main window, horizontally**Top** &ndashdisplay input and output stacked vertically**Separate** &ndashdisplay input in the main window and output in a separate window+  * **Input**(nbsp)(ndashdisplay input (unfiltered) video in the main window 
 +  * **Output**(nbsp)(ndashdisplay filtered output in the main window 
 +  * **Side**(nbsp)(ndashdisplay both input and output in the main window, horizontally 
 +  * **Top**(nbsp)(ndashdisplay input and output stacked vertically 
 +  * **Separate**(nbsp)(ndashdisplay input in the main window and output in a separate window
  
-{{wiki:Volume}}Volume control+{{using:volume-gtk.png}} Volume control
  
 ===== Navigation bar ===== ===== Navigation bar =====
  
-{{wikiNavigation bar}}+{{using:navigation_bar-gtk.png}}
  
 The navigation bar is used for navigation, using the navigation slider on the left and the buttons, playback, selecting parts of the file (cutting) and time information. The navigation bar is used for navigation, using the navigation slider on the left and the buttons, playback, selecting parts of the file (cutting) and time information.
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 ==== Navigation ==== ==== Navigation ====
  
-{{wiki:Play}}Start playback+{{using:play-gtk.png}} Start playback
  
-{{wiki:Stop}}Stop playback+{{using:stop-gtk.png}} Stop playback
  
-{{wiki:Previous frame}}Go to previous frame+{{using:previous_frame-gtk.png}} Go to previous frame
  
-{{wiki:Next frame}}Go to next frame+{{using:next_frame-gtk.png}} Go to next frame
  
-{{wiki:Previous keyframe}}Go to previous intra frame (keyframe)+{{using:previous_keyframe-gtk.png}} Go to previous intra frame (keyframe)
  
-{{wiki:Next keyframe}}Go to next keyframe+{{using:next_keyframe-gtk.png}} Go to next keyframe
  
-{{wiki:Previous black frame}}Go to previous black frame &ndashsearching for black frames may take some time and may not be 100% accurate+{{using:previous_black_frame-gtk.png}} Go to previous black frame(nbsp)(ndashsearching for black frames may take some time and may not be 100% accurate
  
-{{wiki:Next black frame}}Go to next black frame+{{using:next_black_frame-gtk.png}} Go to next black frame
  
-{{wiki:First frame}}Go to the first frame (beginning)+{{using:first_frame-gtk.png}} Go to the first frame (beginning)
  
-{{wiki:Last frame}}Go to the last frame (end)+{{using:last_frame-gtk.png}} Go to the last frame (end)
  
-{{wiki:Jogshuttle}}Jog/​shuttle,​ fast-forward or rewind by turning the wheel, speed depends on how far it is turned; keyframe based navigation+{{using:jogshuttle-gtk.png}} Jog/​shuttle,​ fast-forward or rewind by turning the wheel, speed depends on how far it is turned; keyframe based navigation
  
 ==== Selection ==== ==== Selection ====
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 You can either cut or save a selected part of the video. You can either cut or save a selected part of the video.
  
-{{wiki:MarkA}}Set mark A (selection start) to the current frame+{{using:marka-gtk.png}} Set mark A (selection start) to the current frame
  
-{{wiki:MarkB}}Set mark B (selection end) to the current frame+{{using:markb-gtk.png}} Set mark B (selection end) to the current frame
  
-{{wiki:MarkerA}}Shows the position of mark A, the selection start+{{using:markera-gtk.png}} Shows the position of mark A, the selection start
  
-{{wiki:MarkerB}}Shows the position of mark B, the selection end+{{using:markerb-gtk.png}} Shows the position of mark B, the selection end
  
-{{wiki:Selection}}This frame shows the corresponding frame numbers for A and B marks (unless you set A or B marks, the whole video is selected), pressing the "​A:"​ or "​B:"​ button means "go to mark A" or "go to mark B"+{{using:selection-gtk.png}} This frame shows the corresponding frame numbers for A and B marks (unless you set A or B marks, the whole video is selected), pressing the "​A:"​ or "​B:"​ button means "go to mark A" or "go to mark B"
  
 ==== Information ==== ==== Information ====
  
-{{wiki:Frame}}Displays current frame and total number of frames &ndashwhen you enter a frame number into the current frame text box and press Enter, Avidemux will go to that frame+{{using:frame-gtk.png}} Displays current frame and total number of frames(nbsp)(ndashwhen you enter a frame number into the current frame text box and press Enter, Avidemux will go to that frame
  
-{{wiki:Time}}Displays current time and total time+{{using:time-gtk.png}} Displays current time and total time
  
-{{wiki:Frame type}}Type of the current frame (I-frame, P-frame or B-frame), the number between brackets shows the quantizer used to encode the displayed image (meaningful only when used with a quantizer type codec like the MPEG codecs)+{{using:frame_type-gtk.png}} Type of the current frame (I-frame, P-frame or B-frame), the number between brackets shows the quantizer used to encode the displayed image (meaningful only when used with a quantizer type codec like the MPEG codecs)
  
 ===== Audio/video sidebar ===== ===== Audio/video sidebar =====
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 The toolbar on the left can be used for setting audio and video encoders, filters and the output format. The toolbar on the left can be used for setting audio and video encoders, filters and the output format.
  
-Audio and video encoders are listed in a "​format (encoder)"​ form, where format is the specification,​ standard, while encoder is the particular software library, implementation,​ that encodes the stream to the chosen format. For example, "​MPEG-4 ASP (Xvid4)"​ means the output video format is set to MPEG-4 ASP and the chosen software library used for encoding the MPEG-4 ASP video is Xvid. "MP3 (LAME)"​ means the output audio format is set to MP3 and LAME is the MP3 encoder.+Audio and video encoders are listed in a "​format (encoder)"​ form, where format is the specification,​ standard, while encoder is the particular software library, implementation,​ that encodes the stream to the chosen format. For example, "​MPEG-4(nbsp)ASP(nbsp)(Xvid4)"​ means the output video format is set to MPEG-4(nbsp)ASP and the chosen software library used for encoding the MPEG-4(nbsp)ASP video is Xvid. "MP3 (LAME)"​ means the output audio format is set to MP3 and LAME is the MP3 encoder.
  
 The "​Format"​ menu is mainly used for setting the output container. A container contains audio and video streams multiplexed into a single file. It is important to select a suitable container format for the audio and video stream types selected in the Audio and Video menus. For example, MPEG-2 (DVD, SVCD) or MPEG-1 (VCD) video should not be saved into an AVI container. Some popular A/V format/​container combinations include: The "​Format"​ menu is mainly used for setting the output container. A container contains audio and video streams multiplexed into a single file. It is important to select a suitable container format for the audio and video stream types selected in the Audio and Video menus. For example, MPEG-2 (DVD, SVCD) or MPEG-1 (VCD) video should not be saved into an AVI container. Some popular A/V format/​container combinations include:
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   *video: MPEG-1, audio: MP2, container: MPEG-PS (suitable for a VCD, universally playable on most computers and operating systems including Microsoft Windows, without installing additional codecs)   *video: MPEG-1, audio: MP2, container: MPEG-PS (suitable for a VCD, universally playable on most computers and operating systems including Microsoft Windows, without installing additional codecs)
   *video: MPEG-2, audio: MP2/AC3, container: MPEG-PS (suitable for DVDs)   *video: MPEG-2, audio: MP2/AC3, container: MPEG-PS (suitable for DVDs)
-  *video: MPEG-4 ASP, audio: MP3, container: AVI (a very popular format, playable on standalone "DivX compatible"​ players, in software players like MPlayer, VLC or xine and in Windows-based players if an MPEG-4 ASP decoder such as DivX, Xvid or ffdshow is installed)+  *video: MPEG-4 ASP, audio: MP3, container: AVI (a very popular format, playable on standalone "DivX compatible"​ players, in software players like MPlayer, VLC or xine and in Windows-based players if an MPEG-4(nbsp)ASP decoder such as DivX, Xvid or ffdshow is installed)
   *video: H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC), audio: AAC, container: MP4 (the MPEG-4 standard)   *video: H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC), audio: AAC, container: MP4 (the MPEG-4 standard)
   *video: H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC), audio: Vorbis, container: Matroska (an efficient free software choice for playback on computers, players like MPlayer or VLC can play the files out-of-the-box,​ for playback in Windows Media Player, an H.264 decoder such as ffdshow and a Matroska splitter such as Haali Media Splitter is needed)   *video: H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC), audio: Vorbis, container: Matroska (an efficient free software choice for playback on computers, players like MPlayer or VLC can play the files out-of-the-box,​ for playback in Windows Media Player, an H.264 decoder such as ffdshow and a Matroska splitter such as Haali Media Splitter is needed)
  
-{{wiki:Sidebar-video}}The default video codec is "​Copy",​ which means no video encoding, video from the input will be copied to output (filters cannot be applied in Copy mode) &ndashselecting a video codec for encoding ​from the drop-down list allows you to configure it (the Configure button) and set video filters (the Filters button); if a supported ​codec does not appear in the list, it means Avidemux has not been built with support for it+{{using:sidebar-video-gtk.png}} The default video encoder ​is "​Copy",​ which means no video encoding, video from the input will be copied to output (filters cannot be applied in Copy mode)(nbsp)(ndashselecting a video encoder ​from the drop-down list allows you to configure it (the Configure button) and set video filters (the Filters button); if a supported ​encoder ​does not appear in the list, it means Avidemux has not been built with support for it
  
-{{wiki:Sidebar-audio}}The default audio codec is "​Copy",​ which means no audio encoding, audio from the input will be copied to output &ndashselecting an audio codec for encoding ​from the drop-down list allows you to configure it (the Configure button) and set audio filters (the Filters button); when the the A/V shift checkbox is checked, audio will by shifted by number of milliseconds set in the A/V shift spin box+{{using:sidebar-audio-gtk.png}} The default audio encoder ​is "​Copy",​ which means no audio encoding, audio from the input will be copied to output(nbsp)(ndashselecting an audio encoder ​from the drop-down list allows you to configure it (the Configure button) and set audio filters (the Filters button); when the the A/V shift checkbox is checked, audio will by shifted by number of milliseconds set in the A/V shift spin box
  
-{{wiki:Sidebar-format}}Select the output format; the default A/V container is AVI+{{using:sidebar-format-gtk.png}} Select the output format; the default A/V container is AVI
  
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