Transmageddon is a powerful video converter for Ubuntu Linux that can help you convert videos quickly and easily. This article will show you how to use Transmageddon to convert videos in Ubuntu Linux. First, open the Terminal window and type the following command to start Transmageddon: transmageddon
Whether you want to listen to music on your smartphone or watch movies on your iPad, you may need to convert you media files from one format to another depending on what your devices support.
Transmageddon Video Transcoder is a great media converter for Ubuntu. It converts audio and video files, it has a simple interface, and it’s free. Installation is easy. Just type this command in the terminal:
Or use the Software Center:
Transmageddon is now installed, so let’s start converting videos. Launch it from the applications menu. The application looks like this:
At the top you choose the input file which you want to convert. Click the button and navigate to the file you want it converted then click “Open”.
You can see the input video properties just below the “Choose Input File” button. If you have a specific device you want to play the video on, then select your device from the “Preset” drop-down menu so the program adjusts the conversion settings appropriately otherwise leave it blank. Now select the target format you want from the “Output Format” menu. Right below that are the settings for audio and video codec. Choose the settings you desire. You can choose different audio/video codecs with different qualities and formats. At the bottom of the window you can choose whether to rotate the video image or not. This might come in handy if you were shooting a video then found out later that you were holding that you were holding the camera upside down (or if you like to watch videos upside down which would be weird).
After you finish choosing the settings you want, hit “Transcode” to start the conversion process. It may take a while depending on the length of the video and the setting you choose. You will find the output file in under Videos in your Home directory. Easy, isn’t it?
