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AVSEdit Plus is an AviSynth script editor with side by side preview and video encoding GUI for command line encoders: - edit AviSynth scripts, - preview script video results, - buffer slow scripts and preview them in real time, - enable side-by-side preview for two script video results, - work with command line encoders using an encoding GUI, - create an encoding queue. Visit the AVSEdit Plus official thread to get support and discuss...

A media processing C# application, using .Net Framework 4.0. The application is comprised of a WPF user interface and WCF load balanced farm. The solution is designed to be a Visual Studio Express compatible project.

With this c# tool you can easily adjust the time for subtitles (when they have to appear). With this easy to use tool, you can shift all time spans for the subtitles at once. Subtitles 1.5 seconds too early? Just add 1500 milliseconds and you're done

LiveDescribe is a simple tool for creating and sharing video description.

A free form nonlinear video editor built on the excellent avisynth base. Features multiple tracks, filters to easily cut, arrange and produce video clips. Supports output to most common video formats.

ViDBuG is a visual editor for AVISynth scripts. It can be used to edit videos by combining filters. A key strength is that ViDBuG will show frames from each step of the process to give the user a quick overview of the processing steps.

DVRBox allows you to edit dvr-ms files and convert them to xVid or x264. This is an all-in-one solution that will take you from a dvr-ms recording to an edited xVid or x264 format avi file.

An application for non-linear video editing. Features: -non-linear video editing -effects and transitions OS: Microsoft Windows Environment requirements: DirectX 9.0c, .Net Framework Languages: C++, C#.