The container format does not influence the audio or video quality it is only a way of storing video and audio in a single file. Let’s say it has English, French, and Spanish – you can just choose English alone and encode it so that the size will be much smaller and you won’t lose the quality of the video.Īccording to the Avidemux support website here are some basic terms you need to understand before you start editing your video:Ĭontainer format: Audio and video tracks are stored in a single file – in a container. This comes handy if you’re encoding a DVD to an AVI file and need to select a particular track. If your video contains multiple tracks, this tool allows you to select which track you want, before you encode it to a different format. This gives you a wide choice of encoding or recoding to different formats, without losing quality. This comes handy when you’re adding subtitles or playing with different color profiles, etc.Īvidemux supports many file types, including AVI, DVD compatible MPEG files, MP4 and ASF, using a variety of codecs. This feature allows you to add various files like different color profiles, de-interlacing or resizing, etc. This feature helps convert the file format to a different format, i.e., you can convert an AVI file to a MPEG file or vise versa. For example, if you’re recording a TV show, you can use this tool to remove the commercials.
The basic operations that this tool offers are Cutting, i.e., selecting a portion of a large video and ‘cut and save it’ under a different file.
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