VirtualDub
(Open Source)
VirtualDub is the best tool (I know) to edit avi video files for free. You can also open mpeg files to edit and save
them as avi file. Cut, resize and edit color, contrast and more. If you have the
DIVX codec installed, you can save your video files
as avi file wiz DIVX compression.
For Windows 95/98/NT4/2000 and XP.
Download version 1.7.8 (32-bit): SourceForge frettts-freeware
If you have an AMD Athlon 64, AMD Athlon FX, AMD Opteron or an Intel Xeon EM64T CPU
and a 64-bit Operating System, take the 64-bit version.
Download version 1.7.8 (64-bit):
SourceForge
frettts-freeware
Visit the VirtualDub Homepage or the
Support Forum if you need help.
VideoInspector
Unable to play various video files? Maybe you need only the right codec to play them!
Which codec? VideoInspector will show you which codec you need and provides informations
about filesize and lenght, framerate, resolution, completeness, and bitrate.
Supported formats: AVI, Matroska, MPEG I, MPEG II and MOV for Quicktime.
Over 20
Languages
are integrated. For Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003.
Download (Version 1.12.0.112):
Setup file
Zip archive
The Homepage of VideoInspector.
CombiMovie
It's a little tool to put a lot of small mpeg clips together. Very simple to use, it needn't a long explanatation.
For Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP. Take a file splitter
to split and join large files of each format.
Download Version 1.31
of CombiMovie. The Homepage.
AviScreen
With AviScreen you can capture screen activity of AVI video or bitmap images. The best of AviScreen is that it has a really unique feature called "follow the cursor". You can make videos or images of relatively small dimensions while covering all mouse activities over the whole screen area. For Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP.
Download Version 1.3
of AviScreen. The Homepage.
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