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*[http://sourceforge.net/directory/audio-video/sound/audio-capture/freshness:recently-updated/ Audio Capture/Recording] | *[http://sourceforge.net/directory/audio-video/sound/audio-capture/freshness:recently-updated/ Audio Capture/Recording] | ||
*[http://sourceforge.net/directory/audio-video/sound/analysis/freshness:recently-updated/ Audio Analysis] | *[http://sourceforge.net/directory/audio-video/sound/analysis/freshness:recently-updated/ Audio Analysis] | ||
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*'''Audio Capture/Recording''' | *'''Audio Capture/Recording''' | ||
*'''Audio Analysis''' | *'''Audio Analysis''' | ||
| + | Audacity is in each of these three lists and comes top by a factor of at least 10x over its nearest neighbour. The version of Audacity is 2.1.0 though, there is a URL listed for our pukka download page on our website but it is not a clickable link. | ||
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Revision as of 08:02, 15 December 2016
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This page provided links to projects and products that are related in functionality to Audacity.
Other Open Source Audio Software
- Ardour is a powerful digital audio workstation that runs on GNU/Linux and Mac OS X.
- CDex is a free CD ripper for Microsoft Windows.
- GramoFile is a free tool for capturing and cleaning recordings from vinyl records.
- Mixxx is free cross-platform digital DJ mixing software with features like automatic BPM matching and seamless looping.
Peter 14Dec16:
- Ardour Site looks up-to-date and well tended -also now says it supports Windows
- CDex Site looks up-to-date: "New stable version: CDex 1.81 released Fri, 04/22/2016"
- GramoFile Site looks reasonably up-to-date (but dull): "Current version: 1.6(P) - Page last updated: 2001/05/23"
- Mixxx DJ s/w Site looks reasonably up-to-date (copyright notice is stuck at 2015) nice-looking site
More free audio software at SourceForge.net
Peter 15Dec16:
- Audio Editors
- Audio Capture/Recording
- Audio Analysis
Audacity is in each of these three lists and comes top by a factor of at least 10x over its nearest neighbour. The version of Audacity is 2.1.0 though, there is a URL listed for our pukka download page on our website but it is not a clickable link.
Open Source Audio-Visual Software
- Blender is a free, cross-platform 3D content creation suite for animations, interactive applications and video games.
- MediaInfo is a free, cross-platform tag and codec analyzer for audio and video files.
- VLC media player is a free, cross-platform media player for most audio and video files as well as DVD, Audio CD and VCD. VLC can also send, save and convert audio and video streams.
Peter 14Dec16:
- Blender looks well-tended and well-loved
- MediaInfo looks up-to-date and maintained
- VLC media player looks well-tended and well-loved - has a download counter that updates (a lot) as you watch it
CD/DVD burning
- InfraRecorder for Windows
- Burn for Mac OS X
- K3b or Xfburn for Linux
Peter 14Dec16:
- InfraRecorder looks to be abandoned - states: "Copyright (C) 2006-2012 Christian Kindahl"
- Burn looks to be abandoned - states: "Burn 2.5.1 released Sun, 16 Jan 2011" as its lates 'news'
- K3b looks to be abandoned - states: "K3b 2.0.3 released November 4th 2014"
- Xfburn looks to be abandoned (it's just a bunch of links) - states latest release as: xfburn-0.4.3.tar.bz 13-Feb-2010 08:01
Video editing/capture
- VirtualDub for Windows
- Avidemux for Windows, Mac OS X (Intel) and Linux
- HyperEngine-AV for Mac OS X (PPC)
- Cinelerra or Kino for Linux
Peter 14Dec16:
- VirtualDub site looks out of date and untended: it states "for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows platforms (98/ME/NT4/2000/XP/Vista/7)"
- Avidemux site looks well tended and up to date
- HyperEngine-AV hosted on Sourcefoge where it states: "Last Update: 2015-10-08"
- Cinelarra site looks well tended and up to date
- Kino site states: Kino is a dead project ( 05.08.2013 14:15 ) Kino has not been actively maintained since 2009. We encourage you to try other Linux video editors such as Shotcut, Kdenlive, Flowblade, OpenShot, PiTiVi, LiVES, and LightWorks.
