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AviDemux alledgedly can do a lot, but using it can be quite the pain in the rear. It doesn't hold a candle to the VirtualDub family of tools. AviDemux would improve a lot if Avery Lee would work on its GUI and interface. In its current state it's not very intuitive, naming conventions for its functions are weird and uncommon, and even experienced users will bump into some aggrivation, or simply get mad working with it, because it shows a blue video-image while it should be red and many little things like that. It's clearly not supported and tested much by and for Windows usage.
AviDemux is the anti "Video for Windows" cornerstone, and it shows. The problem is its creators/developers don't want to admit to the reality that true Windows 2K/XP/2K3 User-Interfaces are easier and faster to work with. GTK+ looks ugly and often behaves uncommon for the experienced Windows user. Serious video-editing and processing on Windows systems is still way ahead of that on Apple Mac, Unix and Linux systems, and a tool that does not seem to like that just doesn't work for me. |
