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Aeyae Remux
GOP-based video editor (remuxer)
Aeyae Remux can be used to extract portions of original video into a separate file. Aeyae Remux is a GOP-based editor (GOP = Group Of Pictures), which means it doesn't do any transcoding, only remuxing. However, it can truncate a GOP. Aeyae Remux can be used to stitch together files... within reason. Since it is only a remuxer -- stitched files must be of compatible format. This means stitched files must have the same audio/video codecs, and codec properties (width, height, sample rate, etc...). ... -
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ffdrop
OSX Droplets for ffmpeg
..."A series of shell-script powered droplets (OS X Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion) that will encode prores and other type of files supported by ffmpeg with predefined command line (edit shell script to change that with your favorite text editor) to x264 or prores or vp8 or flac or .... (whatever is supported by ffmpeg)" -
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Simple Nonlinear Video Editor, Renderer and Transcoder following the Edit-Decision-List concept; based on mplayer, mencoder and qt
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BlenderAVC allows footage from an AVC and HDV camcorder to be pulled into Blender3D (Sequence Editor) without transcoding by generating AviSynth scripts. It also batch-generates proxy images to make it easier to edit the footage on older machines.
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