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Browse 9 curated Linux resources, tools, libraries, and guides for video developers on Awesome Video.

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Linux brings together 9 curated resources for video developers. Explore projects and guidance across Players & Clients, Encoding & Codecs, and Media Tools.

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Players & Clients 4 resources
Encoding & Codecs 3 resources
Media Tools 2 resources
#Open Source 4 resources
#Gstreamer 3 resources
#Media Player 3 resources
#Editor 2 resources
#Gnome 2 resources
#Hardware Acceleration 2 resources
#Subtitle 2 resources
#Audio 1 resources

Resources (showing 1–9 of 9)

Subtitle ComposerA Qt-based subtitle editor for KDE/Linux that supports multiple subtitle formats and provides tools for timing, text editing, and translati…
GaupolAn open source subtitle editor for text-based subtitle files, featuring timing adjustment, translation support, and built-in video preview…
GNOME Videos (Totem)The default video player for the GNOME desktop (formerly Totem). It provides simple playback for local and network video streams on Linux.
BansheeAn open source media player for Linux (and other platforms) that can play and organize video and audio, with support for podcasts and devic…
PitiviA free, open source video editor for Linux built on the GStreamer framework, focusing on an intuitive user interface and integration with G…
Cinelerra GG InfinityA robust open source non-linear editor for Linux, derived from the long-running Cinelerra project. Cinelerra GG Infinity offers professiona…
FFmpeg Build ScriptThe FFmpeg build script provides an easy way to build a static FFmpeg on OSX and Linux with non-free codecs included.
ClapperClapper is a media player designed for GNOME that utilizes GStreamer for media playback. It supports hardware-accelerated video playback, p…
µPlayerµPlayer is a simple GTK4-based video player application that leverages the latest version of GStreamer to support hardware-accelerated vide…