I'm working on some digital preservation projects and often need to make quick edits without the hassle of using complicated, resource-intensive software. My main requirements include: extracting audio from video files, replacing existing audio, adding basic captions or subtitles, and fixing any audio sync issues. I'd love some suggestions for any apps that fit the bill—whether they're open source or not, simple or with a few additional features. Thanks in advance for your help!
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I usually stick with Kdenlive for these tasks. It’s got a bit more functionality and is quite user-friendly for quick edits.
If you're looking for something straightforward, you might want to check out MKVtoolnix. It can help with extracting and replacing audio in video files pretty easily.
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