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The one-click zero-conf video/audio converter/transcoder/player inside a Windows File Explorer mouse context menu. H265/HEVC codec supported. Hardware acceleration supported. Ultra-fast transcoding supported. Produces standard anywhere-playing mp4/h264/yuv420p/aac video or mp3/cbr/320k audio files by default. FFMPEG 4.2.2 command line added and can be edited for your own custom conversion. Supported video containers: *.mpg, *.mp4, *.mov, *.ts *.3gp, *.avi, *.av1, *.wmv, *.flv, *.webm,...

tvpvrd - (TV Personal Video Recorder Daemon). A Unix server/daemon to make scheduled recordings of TV broadcasts using one or multiple Video capture cards with optional automatic transcoding (using ffmpeg)

Makes movies, HD movies or better with stills (zooming, panning and crossfading). Follows a simple workfile, it will create frames which can be encode thereafter by encodedv, ffmpeg or mencoder. No resolution limit, provides anti-aliasing and motion-blur

Command-line tools for movie subtitles in SubRip (.srt files) and MicroDVD format (.sub files). 'srtshift/udvdshift' can adjust the subtitles by shifting them to the beginning or to the end. 'srtrate' does the same by changing the supposed frame

Mac OS X GUI for several command line utilities, so that it is easy to use a GP32 console with Mac OS X.

Vamps is a tool to help backing up DVDs: Vamps evaporates DVD compliant MPEG2 program streams by selectively copying audio and subpicture tracks and by re-quantizing the video stream. Shrink ratio may be based on video only or on the full PS.

writeit is the project name for a number of tools to create DVD-Video data and further handling. It is currently focussed on developping C binaries (mkdvdvimage, ...). The perl (historical) script writeit.pl is a command line front-end to a number of CD/