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...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...). That said... Aeyae Remux currently doesn't check or enforce this restriction, so beware -- garbage input will likely produce garbage output. Linux binaries are provided as AppImage, built on Ubuntu 14.04. 8 GB of RAM (but more is better) is highly recommended if working with source files longer than 2 hours.

This project is no longer active. It has been replaced by mrv2 at: www.sourceforge.net/p/mrv2 A video player, interactive image viewer, and flipbook for use in VFX, 3D computer graphics and professional illustration.

Now maintained on https://github.com/rtyle/gstfs-ng A FUSE-based file system that works as a dynamic gstreamer-based transcoder over an existing directory. For example, this can make your FLAC music archive appear as an MP3 or OGG archive. Transcodings can be cached in memory and persisted to disk.

Drip is a DVD transcoder for Unix. Main target platform is Linux with a Gnome environment. Drip is a full featured application, with support for subtitles, audio and angle selection and complete control of what part of the DVD should be encoded. Plugin f

QRip is a intuitive Qt4-based frontend to transcode, a general purpose movie transcoder. QRip supports DVD ripping and creation, as well as the transcoding of audio or video files from one format to another.

The Video-ToolKit supports adaptive standard compliant video streaming, transcoding and proxy caching. It supports MPEG-1/2/4/7/21, Theora and Vorbis/pcm/MP3, stored in various containers like mp4, avi, ogg, mkv over RTSP/RTP/UDP with retransmission or H