2014-07-18, 14:41
dmMediaConverter is a crossplatform FFmpeg frontend (GUI) exposing some of its features. It is intended to be simple and easy to use but also to be able to achieve complex tasks. I have inspired myself from a lot of media converters like Handbrake, WinFF and MkvMergeGui. One feature was lacking from most of them, video stream copy (pass-through), that made me build this.
More info and download here:
http://dmsimpleapps.blogspot.ro/2014/04/...erter.html
I mainly use it to clean and order my XBMC library.
Main features:
- stream copy (video, audio, subtitle)
- stream conversion - almost any codec into:
- video - h264, h265, vp8, vp9
- audio - aac, mp3, flac, pcm, vorbis, opus
- subtitles - srt, ass, ssa, mov_text, dvdsub
- add streams into one mkv file (with or without reencoding)
- merge files with the same properties - no reencoding. Ex. Files made by a phone or camera.
- merge different kind of files (different codecs, resolution, etc) into one file. It chooses an output with the biggest width of all source files.
- split a file by given time points (no reencoding)
- bulk convert - process multiple files with the same settings
- job queue - you can add multiple tasks into a job queue
- audio auto gain detect - it will parse the whole file and find the proper gain value (reencode)
- picture settings - with changes immediately displayed (reencode)
- scaling - change video resolution (use -1 for keep aspect ratio)
- cropping and padding
- auto crop - detect best crop values for encoder
- rotate picture in 90 degrees increments
- grayscale
- deinterlace
- deshake
- burn text based subtitles
- watermark
- video aspect correction - no reencoding
- write stream tags like language and title, also container title - no reencoding
- multiplatform : Windows, Linux (x86 and x64), Mac x64
- HW encoding
I hope you like it and please share your feedback.
Thank you.
I tested 1080 trailer of avatar which was 174.6mb and it went down to 33.99mb. Can't tell any difference.