GTranscode
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| Credits | edit | Credits Licence All chapters copyright of the authors (see below). Unless otherwise stated all chapters in this manual licensed with GNU Free Documentation License ... |
| Downloading | edit | Downloading You will only need to download the source files if you need to install GTranscode from the source files. Some Linux variants have ways of automising ... |
| Glossary | edit | Glossary This chapter is a default chapter. You can remove it or use it as you wish. |
| Installing | edit | Installing GTranscode To use GTranscode you will first need to install Transcode. Once this is complete you can continue continue through the following steps. ... |
| Interface | edit | GTranscode Interface Its a pretty simple interface hiding a lot of powerful possibilities. The main components of the software interface is the Input ... |
| Introduction | edit | GTranscode Transcoding is the process of converting a audio or video file (or group of files) from one media format to another. On Linux one of the most powerful ... |
| Links | edit | Links This chapter is a default chapter. You can remove it or use it as you wish. |
| Using | edit | Using GTranscode There are many ways of using GTranscode so its tricky to show them all, however here is an example of converting a avi file to divx and resizing ... |
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| _index | edit | GTranscodeIntroductionInstallingDownloadingInstalling LinuxGetting StartedInterfaceUsingBasic TranscodeAppendicesCredits |