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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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How does this compare to Handbrake? Anyone?
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.
Seeing as how it supports avi files, it makes Handbroke useless to me.
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.