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A Java frontend for MEncoder. Simple GUI plus support for custom command lines and templates, to batch encode files. It can use srt subs and provides WinAVI-like features. Now with support for PSP encoding. For Mac, Linux (UNIX) & Windows.
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bbips - Bash Batch Image Processing Scripts. A collection of bash scripts that use Imagemagick to "batch" process entire directories of images all at once. For use with Linux and Unix systems to batch process *.jpg image files from the bash shell.
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This script provides a graphical user interface for accessing the raw text of files created by the free version of Mario Paint Composer. It makes it easier to upload and download songs, and also allows songs to be exported in standard midi format.
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FixTag is a Java MP3 tag editor. It searches for MP3 files with inconsistent filenames and ID3 tags, supports individual editing as well as batch updates of ID3 tags, and automatic file renaming based on a user defined pattern. Supports ID3v1 and ID3v2.x
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MIDIFile2Text is a conversion GUI and command-line utility to batch process MIDI files to a human text-readable event list.
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dvpod is a simple wrapper script for Handbrake specifically designed to allow easy ripping of DVD tracks for use on video iPods. It's particularly useful for batch ripping multiple tracks from a single disk to individual files for the iPod.
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ipod-encoder is a commandline frontend for ffmpeg, which simplifies encoding video files for use on the new 5G iPod. Besides encoding of single files, the program supports batch encoding of whole directories, and automatic generation of podcasts.
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jTagger is an MP3 tag editor. It can set tags for individual files, or change tags in batch mode for all selected tracks in a directory. jTagger can also change filenames in batch mode to rename all files.
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GNU/Shoes is a wrapper for the Sox audio utility. Written in Perl for Linux and Win32, GNU/Shoes aids the tedious process of converting large numbers of audio files, and provides Jabber messages to notify the user that a batch is complete.
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Picwiz is a simple picture resizing wizard that is meant to be called from a Konqueror context menu (a.k.a. service menu). It allows batch resizing of any number of files to standard sizes (640x480, 800x600 ...) in three or four mouse clicks.
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Apoplexy provides simple, fast and direct MP3 management. Allows batch entry of track information (artist, album, track, playlist) and configurable sorting and archival of files. Crafted in finest perl and utilizing the wxPerl crossplatform GUI toolkit,
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A GUI wrapper to convert VOB files to MPEG files using ffmpeg. Allows user to change certain attributes of the movies in the conversion, such as scale, colour (hue, etc), etc. Can be also totally controlled from the command line enabling batch use
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Open Conversion Toolkit
The Open Conversion Toolkit converts files from one type to another
OCT ("Open Conversion Toolkit") is a set of programs for converting arbitrarily many files from their own file formats to others. It includes a simple command-line program for converting, as well as a convenient wxWidgets user interface.