Software: VLC, OpenShot, OBS Studio, Caffeine
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VLC Has Begun Working On Some 3D Video Playback Support
It's been a while since last having anything to report on with VLC with the VLC 3.0 release still not available, but thanks to this year's Google Summer of Code, there was an interesting project around working on 3D format support.
Mohammed Huzaifa is the student developer who spent the summer working on 3D support for libVLC.
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OpenShot 2.4 Open-Source Video Editor Adds New Freeze & Zoom Presets, Many Fixes
Jonathan Thomas, the creator of the open-source and cross-platform OpenShot video editor, announced OpenShot 2.4, a major release that adds new freeze and freeze & zoom presets, improves stability, as well as undo/redo history.
First and foremost, OpenShot 2.4 wants to be a stability release that fixes a bunch of bugs and issues reported by users since previous versions of the applications. Most importantly, it addresses a nasty issue that was apparently the leading cause of numerous crashes. Therefore, it is recommended that all users update to OpenShot 2.4 or later as soon as possible.
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OBS Studio – Record and Live Stream Videos from Linux Desktop
OBS Studio is a free and open source cross-platform app with which you can create video records of your desktop screen and also live stream directly.
You can use it to conveniently share your gaming, art, entertainment activities with Twitch.tv, YouTube, Hitbox.tv, DailyMotion, Connectcast.tv, CyberGame.tv, CashPlay.tv along with custom streaming servers free of charge!
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CobiBird Theme Updated And Available For 17.04 Zesty/16.04 Xenial/Linux Mint 18
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Caffeine Can Help You Disable Screenlock And Screensaver Temporarily
Caffeine is pretty famous utility designed for Linux to disable screen-lock and screensaver temporarily so you can focus on what you are doing on your system. It stays in the panel and fairly straightforward application. It can be useful either you are working or listening or watching something that players don't prevent computer from going into sleep mode or prevent screensaver.
Without caffeine you need to go to power management in the system settings then disable sleep and also screensaver, Caffeine solves this issue and it comes in handy as well because you can activate/deactivate it right from system tray just with a single click.
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