
One workaround is to use a Windows Explorer enhancement I have to copy the file path to an 8.3 format that I then copy into Avidemux and that clears up a lot of the crash issues. And I never know when that's going to happen. I get crash reports on probably about half the MP4s I'll try to convert with Avidemux.


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But I'd just like to know how to deal with the issue and get around the problems with this file format. If I've understood correctly, like AVIs, MP4s are a container format as so any number of things can go wrong. But I do have a lot of problems with MP4s. It's replaced AGK for most of my file conversions it's so much more versatile and supports more formats. Some that seems suitable for your use case is avidemux and vidcutter, you might want to check them up.I've been working for quite some time now with Avidemux and am very pleased with it. Suggestions on a lightweight video cutter.There's even instructions for that specific task here. AviDemux is free, simple to use and I'm aware of people using it to stitch tens of thousands of images into video using it.

If I were you, I'd use AviDemux to combine the images into video then import that into Vegas.
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New user to video editing with Vegas pro 14 Something for cutting videos, free and simple, I'll go with avidemux. I am using AviDemux (official repo) but doing very simple tasks.
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Remember Windows Movie Maker back on windows XP? What's the equivalent on the Manjaro KDE repos? There's a potential that the Speed Editor would save me a lot of button presses on the keyboard, since I do all the editing on the keyboard in Avidemix. I just stumbled upon the Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor and was wondering if someone could tell me whether it would be compatible with Avidemux, which I'm currently using to quickly edit some VHS rips. It has a simple interface that provides all basic features you'll need for basic video editing operations: slicing and mixing videos, changing video speed and audio volume, operating multiple tracks of video and audio, generating titles, exporting projects to several formats, among other things.ĭaVinci Resolve Speed Editor for Avidemux? OpenShot is a free and open source video editor that is available for all major operating systems, including Linux. How to Edit Videos with OpenShot on Ubuntu Linux Uninstall this version and go to and click on Download. If this is truly related to OpenShot and you've been asked for credit card then you have downloaded a version from a non-authorized site. Don't wait to do this, secure the cards now. You may need to cancel and replace those cards. Did you download it from somewhere other than ? If so, you may have given your credit card info to scammers and should contact your bank/credit card provider to inquire about unauthorized charges. Go to, click on DOWNLOAD, from the middle of the page click on "Daily Builds". Go to, click on Daily Builds, download the latest daily build available and give it a try.ĭownload the latest DEV Daily Build. If this is the case, please download the latest DEV Daily Build and give that a try. When you say the newest version I take it you mean version 2.6.1-Release-Candidate (help | about Openshot). Want some tips to reduce crashing when splitting
