Avidemux was created by a group of French technology enthusiasts who have spent many years in developing and improving the product so that it could meet the needs of different professional fields in the field of film and television. This tool is great for individuals who are interested in video production and have basic or advanced knowledge of computers. Avidemux delivers powerful and flexible photo editing, graphic design and photo restoration features.

This should make a perfect disk for my MacBook Pro 13'.Avidemux is a widely used and free open source video editing software that's used by many professional multimedia experts for multi-purpose editing and video processing needs. According to its specs, it features TRIM. I had the opportunity to get a Crucial RealSSD C300 256GB at a really decent price. So, I’m going to use this storage as a Time Machine remote storage with my Synology DS409-slim.Ĭrucial RealSSD C300 has TRIM on Mac OS X The thing is I keep forgetting to plug it to run the backup.

I was using a 2TB USB disk as a Time Machine storage for my MacBook Pro. Here’s a quick (and dirty ?) trick to have in work on OS X:ĭownload Avidemux from it’s official repository Open the DMG archive and copy “avidemux2” to your “Applications” folder Browse to the “Applications” folder, select “avidemux2” and select the “Show Package Content” option Browse to “Contents/Resources/lib” and delete the “libiconv. Since I upgraded to OS X 10.7, Avidemux doesn’t work anymore. Although I couldn’t find the GUI to enable it, it can be done via the Terminal.

As such, it should be able to export it’s data using NFS. There are a few tricks to apply to solve this. I couldn’t even use the default Ctrl+Alt key binding to get out of the console. I’m using a french keyboard and discovered that it was sending garbage to the virtual machines console. While testing Linux KVM on Debian 6, I choose to access the management tool, virt-manager, from my Mac, running OSX Lion, through an SSH connexion. Osx Solve OSX keyboard issues running virt-manager through SSH

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