VidCutter 3.2.0

VidCutter

VidCutter is free and open source video trimmer joiner for Linux, Windows, and Mac. Using VidCutter, you can easily do most common video editing like trim, split, and join. VidCutter supports popular video formats including MP4 (which is default video format of smartphones), AVI (used by some cameras), MOV, WMV, MPEG, and FLV.

Changelog:

new app icon
improved timeline look + new slider image + remove awkward mouse cursor
previously in use to standard pointing hand cursor which feels better IMHO.
new VidCutter project file format; this is the same as an EDL but includes
the full path to the media file associated with it. These can be saved and
opened after program launch to set you back to where you last were in a
cutting project.
eeePC and better support for HiDPI
better handling of multistreamed video sources including VOB files
improved handling of corrupted media files. the app should now work with far
more source files than before.
time counter widget created allowing manual entry of timecode. just click on
the time segment to edit and video will seek to that exact point OR use the
up/down arrow controls to the right of the running time code, highlight the
segment you wish to increase or decrease (i.e. hours, mins, secs, msecs)
new dark theme; app is now better integrated for those who prefer to work
with the darker side of the force; configurable via new menu option
video zoom level option added; configurable via new menu option
"Check for updates..." now checks for the latest release version of the app
via the GitHub API and alerts user accordingly. It only offers to take user to
release page while also explaining to stick with distriubution specific packages
if running on Linux. Automatic updates are a goal of the future but would only
be for Windows, macOS and AppImage linux versions.
The app will automatically check for updates; it will do this weekly and only
disturb the user if an update has been released AND it has been at least one
week since the last time updates were checked for.
new startup graphic.
new look dialogs including updater and about [full release history]