Avidemux Forum

Hello,

I'm a long-time user of Avidemux (current ver 2.8.1 & running on Linux Mint Cinnamon) for editing my videos. While I use it a lot, I'm far from a power user, for the most part using default settings except I change the saving format to MP4.

Yesterday everything was fine. Today, it won't play audio, even tho the videos I've brought in to edit are all fine. I can "see" the audio bouncing around in the bottom right corner graph, and my Audio Tracks Config setting says track 1 is enabled.

Any ideas on how to fix the issue? Googling hasn't been helpful.

Reencoding is a heavy computational load, if done on the CPU, it could warm up a lot. Cleaning the heatsink and the fan might help a bit (i have assumed you have an older laptop bc of win7).
Reducing size naturally reduce sharpness (due to loss of details). Anyway make sure that all post processing options are disabled in the preferences.

Hi, I'm using win7 and the latest version of avidemux. When I try to reduce the size (i.e. the "weight") of a movie my laptop heats up very much - 85-90 C°! and the file loses a lot of sharpness.... how can I improve?

Old thread, but still, "issue" or "feature request" remains strong, well at least on my behalf. Running latest Avidemux, appended clips are still put behind (at the end) of current video, and this cannot be changed by putting out cursor at a certain point or I-frame. I can, however, accomplish putting clips in the middle by (after first having it appended to the end) CTRL+X:ing / CTRL+V:ing (respectively) the appended part. This way I can save clips untouched (not re-encoded) á la stream copy. But it would be one step less if there was a way to just append the clip to my located cursor point. Can we totally forget about (stop wishing for) this feature to appear in upcoming versions, or is there hope?

Quote from: scscorpin on May 22, 2024, 05:43:21 PMI'll paraphrase better

Can you just answer that question

Quote from: eumagga0x2a on May 20, 2024, 05:02:06 PMpost the ffmpeg command line used to generate the sample

The "jin_00552_1_edit.mkv" video is totally erroneous and cannot be repaired with even with the help of the famous VideoReDo tool.

Your MediaInfo and Avidemux are outdated.

Я перефразирую лучше, в связи с тем, что слайдшоу делаю в python и, там много всего переплетено   

t = 6
r = 1/t
длительность показа кадра по формуле '-vf', f'fps={r*t}' получается 1 секунда, но так как '-r', f'{r}' равен 0.166 (1/t), поэтому показ такого кадра обязан длится 6 секунд

сейчас слайдшоу везде нормально воспроизводится, вообще идеально

но когда вставляю слайдшоу в видео_jin_00552_1 с точно такими же настройками, то после слайдшоу первый кадр из видео_jin_00552_1 стоит 1 одну секунду, потом нормально продолжается воспроизвидение

так происходит в Avidemux и в mpc, а в vlc и в youtube всё нормально

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I'll paraphrase better, due to the fact that I make slideshows in python and there's a lot of stuff intertwined there   

t=6
r = 1/t
the duration of displaying a frame using the formula '-vf', f'fps={r*t}' is 1 second, but since '-r', f'{r}' is equal to 0.166 (1/t), therefore displaying such a frame must last 6 seconds

Now the slideshow plays normally everywhere, absolutely perfect

but when I insert a slideshow into video_jin_00552_1 with exactly the same settings, then after the slideshow the first frame from video_jin_00552_1 lasts 1 one second, then playback continues normally

this happens in Avidemux and mpc, but in vlc and youtube everything is fine

video with freeze frame after slideshow

media info and about programs versions

This was the message I got beforehand:

You cannot view this attachment.

Could a button be made so you can minimize Avidemux while this is taking place?

You cannot view this attachment.

This is while loading a video with missing or faulty indexing.

Please?

So cool! Thank you.

I just noticed! Awesome, thank you. I hope future nightly builds won't be delayed by two months