Ubuntu :: Custom Command To Open File?

Jul 17, 2010

im trying to set mp4 files to open with avidemux but its not listed in the "add applications" list, but at the bottom it says "add custom command" and theres a browse button but i have no idea what im looking for.

is there an easier way to add a program thats not in the list, via terminal codes?

or what exact file should i be looking for if i use the browse feature?

im using Ubuntu 8.04

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