Linux comes in vivid flavors, but here's a string of all time favorite apps that have been the hot choice to date. We will be covering only the most popular multimedia-related apps in this article.
1. Sound JuicerFor those who need a quality CD/DVD ripper, Sound Juicer has been one of the most favorite apps. It can collect details about every song, including the album, artists, and other relevant stuff. You can even convert these music files into a different format after ripping them. So, forget the poor quality MP3 downloads offered online and rip your favorite songs with the Sound Juicer.
2. Blender for 3D animation
Moving on to 3D animation, Blender is one of the advanced apps useful for animation, modelling Hp Pavilion Dv6500 Battery, rendering and much more. It is not a piece of cake for newbies and requires a good understanding to use it. However, for those who have trouble getting started, there’s a user manual and, of course Hp Pavilion Dv9000 Adapter, a number of online tutorials.
3. Open Movie EditorComing to the audio/video editing needs – the Open Movie Editor is an ideal replacement for the Windows Movie Maker in Linux environment. If you’ve been used the Windows Movie Maker, then you’ll have absolutely no problems as you can edit videos, audios, add effects, titles and do whatever you may want.
After using the Open Movie Editor, most likely, you’re not going to miss the things that you can do with the Windows Movie Maker anymore.
4. VLCVLC is one of my all time favorite software in both Windows as well as Linux environment. It clearly scores over Real Player, Windows Media Player, and almost all the media players in the market. It won’t disappoint you whether you throw an audio file, an uncommon video file or anything else that you want to.
Not only is it light on your hard drive but also highly efficient. It even allows you to stream audios/videos, and later save them onto your hard drive. VLC presents the best full screen mode features, and there’s hardly anything for one to complain about. You can find more about VLC for Ubuntu, for Fedora, and for several other distributions at VLC's website.
5. GIMPThere are countless picture editors in the market, but when it comes to some serious graphics authoring needs, you either end up spending hundreds of dollars on programs like Adobe Photoshop in Windows environment (and its plug-ins too) or fail to find something better on Linux. But, the GIMP is yet another handy Linux freeware that can be used as a simple picture editor, or to perform advanced tasks such as creating icons, authoring graphics, cropping, and adding effects to pictures.
Another good thing about GIMP is that it is being constantly updated and, no wonder, because its popularity has been increasing with every release. There are countless plug-ins, filters, and brushes available for the program Dell Inspiron 6000 Battery, to enhance its functionalities further.
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