So... I've been slowly but surely building a page about Avidemux that will ideally serve as a warning to all those who may come after. Here be monsters!
Kidding, kidding - after all, that "The neutrality of this article is disputed" tag isn't very handsome.
In gathering references for my annotated bibliography, I found several articles I can't wait to devote more time to - phenomenology is about as concrete as philosophy is capable of being, and I've found a few pieces that address phenomenology and digital scholarship that should provide good material for the research paper. It seems like a very complex, nebulous area to probe, but armed with enough sources I'm convinced I'll muddle through. I'm very excited to use the specific example of manuscripts in digital archives like JSTOR as the basis for an analysis in the spirit of Idhe or Hayles.
But first, I have to finish warning casual users off of Avidemux. Don't be fooled by its easy-going system requirements and promiscuous OS charm. That's how it gets you.
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