Note that AviUtl is not really a transcoder/disc ripper. The only other working alternative (freeware) being MediaCoder.(BUT there is no CUDA-based plugin for AviUtl yet!) As shown in my demo video #2 below, you can create a whole video without a single external(user-provided) file.ĪviUtl can also transcode using Intel Quick Sync (with the QSV plugin). What set AviUtl apart is that it can create content out of nothing, not just modifying other video files. Since there are plugins that empower it with features similar to Avisynth, you can also consider to use it as a GUI-based alternative to Avisynth (AviUtl can read AVS scripts with proper plugin).

With other plugins, it can also act as (batch) transcoder and various unique image composer.

(Well, not that powerful yet, but sufficient for most amateur needs anyway) Yet, together with the Advanced Editing Plugin, it becomes a FREE Alternative to the expensive Adobe After Effect/Premier. NLE functions was added since August 2008 with the plugin “f”Īt its core, it is just another basic video editor. Ken with first release back in 16 August 2003. I will try that out.įound a brief description of the AviUtl and it sounds promising!ĪviUtl is made by Mr. Recommend that retains the power of FFmpeg with the ease of Moviemaker 6.0? I heard lightworks was excellent but it only exports in 720p for the free version. Is Movie Maker 6.0 a good choice for quality videos? Is avidemux any good in comparison? So my workflow now after deshaker and re-encode: I will pull all the resulting files into Movie Maker 6.0 to mux in music or audio. The unfortunate part about movie maker 6.0 is that it doesn't allow me to tweak all the parameters and output formats as in FFmpeg. The preview capability in Movie Maker 6.0 is excellent. While they are powerful utilities, I find Windows' Movie Maker 6.0 more user friendly in positioning and fading the audio exactly Tks posiondeathray for pointing me to these tutorials of how to set up VD external decoder to mux in audio. Others have contributed on this board as well riffraff has done a bunch of tutorials, and zip files you can download.

How to use ffmpeg deshake