DAVIDEMUX_CORECONFIG_DIR=/home/user_name/avidemux_2. Second stage is to build the plugins for Avidemux, continuing from the first stage.Ĭd /home/user_name/avidemux_2.5_grunster/plugins/Ĭmake -DAVIDEMUX_LIB_DIR=/usr/lib -DAVIDEMUX_SOURCE_DIR=/home/user_name/avidemux_2.5_branch_gruntster \ Sudo ldconfig # This step is necessary for Ubuntu Now that you have Synaptic configured you can use it to install Avidemux. Let's say downloaded the source files to /home/user_name/avidemux_2.5_grunster.Ĭd /home/user_name/avidemux_2.5_grunster # Or wherever you downloaded the source file Installing Avidemux with Synaptic Package Manager. We also assume you have downloaded the Avidemux 2.5 source (from SVN or tarball). It supports many file types, including AVI, DVD compatible MPEG files, MP4 and ASF, using a variety of codecs.
We assume you have the extra libraries and codec packages installed already. Avidemux is a free video editor designed for simple cutting, filtering and encoding tasks. Here is an example for how to compile Avidemux 2.5 in Ubuntu. If you are using a version > 2.5.0 or using SVN, you should try first running the bootStrap.sh script that will compile and install Avidemux.
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