debs or tar files (thank God for the last one) but they've switched to appimages, which are a bit like Windows portable versions of apps as snap files are. They said they're not going to do ppas or. I don't like installing non repo software but I thought I'd check if they at least had a. This has been a bugbear for Linux users who want to do this sort of media thing for ages.Īvidemux is the only one I can find that does this but the repo version for Mint 17.3 doesn't have great h.264 support (last I saw avidemux isn't in the mint 18 repos at all). So you can't even cut just on key frames without re encoding. All the ones in the repos I can find only support a specific set of output profiles. Taking up precious HDd space and all that.īut they're h.264 video and it's very difficult to find a Linux app that does editing in simple copy mode. I have a bunch of recorded TV shows that are in segments, only some of which I want to keep. This isn't a support question but it's good news.
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