You get the option to use either a GTK interface, or a Qt4 one make sure only one is checked, because they don't auto-cancel when changing back & forth from one to the other. Tick the 3 Exec boxes down the bottom->Refresh->Close.Īll you then do is click on it to run it fires up in every Puppy I've ever tried it with.even 64-bit ones with the 32-bit_compat_libs SFS loaded. Once you've downloaded it, right-click on it->Properties. I'm pretty certain this is the one from my repo Darry referenced at the top of the first post. It was put together, some time ago, by another Puppian on the old Forum (I believe it was Patriot) I've used Fredx181's scripts to turn it into an AppImage. Under the Video Output change Copy to Mpeg 4 AVC (x264). For my example I’m using this clip of a person getting hit with a balloon in slow motion. Grab your input video and drag it into Avidemux. If you don't mind a somewhat older version, here's an 'all-in-one' version of Avidemux 2.5.2 - self-contained with everything required to run. After downloading Avidemux 2.7.0 you will need to do convert your video to the right format for datamoshing. Is there a 32 bit version for bionicpuppy? I'm trying this pets and sfs but not lucky enough to run it :.