July 2, 2012 · General ·

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viDrop is free video transcoding software for GNU/Linux and Windows operating systems. With its help you can easily convert your favourite movies or videos into format, playable on your Smarthone, Tablet, MID, Portable Media Player etc.

Highlights

extensive codec and file format support
Convert DVDs in any format you like, so you can watch movies on your portable device
embed subtitles into the video – useful when your device does not support subtitles
supports user defined presets with predefined settings, so you can save your favorite settings for later use
apply different video filters – resize/crop, sharpen, blur, deinterlace (useful when converting DVDs)
based on the well known mplayer/mencoder engine
free license (GNU GPL3)
multi-platform support – GNU/Linux and Windows versions
created entirely with the aid of free software programs – Python, GTK, GIMP, GEdit

Install viDrop in ubuntu

Opn the terminal and run the following commands

sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://download.learnfree.eu/repository/skss / #SKSS"

wget http://download.learnfree.eu/repository/skss/repo.pub.asc -q -O- | sudo apt-key add --

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install vidrop

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4 Comments to “viDrop – Universal video transcoder”

  1. rallen71366 says:

    How does this compare to Handbrake? Anyone?

  2. 1roxtar says:

    I, myself, prefer to use Arista Transcoder which works very well. I have never tried or heard of viDrop and I am now curious to try it out, especially on DVD’s.

  3. Cory says:

    Seeing as how it supports avi files, it makes Handbroke useless to me.

  4. Mario says:

    I discovered this app and I can tell is the best in this category.
    The first screen says not too much, but clic the advanced options and you access to a lot of nice options.
    Very stable, and you can add subtitles. After avidemux, the best one. Easier to use and very very stable.

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