Tag: videolan
VLC and creating WebM video
The VLC packages which I created to accompany the release of Slackware 13.1 support the playback of WebM video, the Google-sponsored new free video format.
What the VLC graphical interface can not yet do, is allow you to encode WebM video. Lucky for us, VLC has a command-line interface as well, with a humongous amount [...]
Posted: May 26th, 2010 under Software.
Tags: ffmpeg, transcode, videolan, vlc, vp8, webm
Comments: 13
X264 encoder gains blu-ray encoding capability
Interesting piece of information in the #videolan IRC channel today: the X264 encoder (producing the video format commonly used in MKV and MP4 movies) is now capable of producing Blu-Ray compliant video.
Until now, the free software world was not equipped with anything capable of producing Blu-Ray video discs. With the video encoding now taken care [...]
Posted: April 25th, 2010 under Software.
Tags: bluray, videolan, x264
Comments: 2
VLMC, and translating a Qt application
VLMC
In the past week, I have been messing a bit with the VideoLAN Movie Creator (VLMC). This is a new project – not yet released in a stable version – from the VideoLAN developer community. It is meant to become “a free video editing software, offering features to realize semi-professional quality movies, but with [...]
Posted: January 26th, 2010 under Software.
Tags: linguist, qt, translation, videolan, vlc, vlmc
Comments: 1