Open Source Objective C Video Converters

Create data discs with advanced data settings. Create video and audio discs, Burn will convert if needed. Create DVD-Video discs. Recreate discs. Burn doesn't reinvent the wheel, it uses many powerful open source Unix utilities and is also open source.

This project contains two separate interfaces for Windows and Mac OS to download. They essentially do the same thing. Select a source folder with some video clips (or several files in the Mac version). The program will change the container to the selected output without reencoding. For Windows, ffmpeg needs to be installed on your system, it is included in the Mac download. For a short video demonstration of the Mac version, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O278FHawa9k

This is FFmpeg libraries compiled for iOS. If you want to build it yourself, see https://github.com/kewlbear/FFmpeg-iOS-build-script.

MediaPipe is a flexible framework to manipulate medias. It allows building customized decoding/filtering/encoding pipelines. This project contains the MediaPipe SDK along with some sample pipes.

Datura is graphical user interface (GUI) front end for FFmpeg under Mac OS X.

FastLaunch program for TV PRODUCTION Compatible with Mac OS X 10.15 and up. The program converts video and sends to the FTP-server, checks comparing the size in bytes, generates a XML metadata file, in case of a breakaway of connection with the Internet there is an opportunity to resume transmission of the file to the server. If in the program to open a video file in the course of conversion (for example Final Cut Pro), the program passes into a standby mode and only after completion of conversion will take it in processing. There is an opportunity to disconnect coding (FFmpeg), having left only FTP the Client (Curl).

Convert various graphics and video formats to ZX Spectrum and Timex Sinclair formats.

OpenShiiva is a simple yet powerful vob to mp4 converter, featuring an all YUV pipeline, and with high quality in mind. Converts video -and- audio at the same time.

This Mac OS application takes H.264 MOV and XDCAM EX 35 MOV material and exports them to Avid, puts consistent metadata in the MXF files for future re-link. Download the HTML help files for details in the link below. Tested cameras: Canon 5D, Canon 550D, Hero GoPro, Sony F3 with browser to MOV or MXF rewarp. - Supports 25p fps essence. - Can customize the Avid clip name and comment to the clip - Generates take names by file name order - Create sync point Avid locator - Use the Media Tool to get the new files into the bin. Download the help files for more info - https://sourceforge.net/projects/rlingest/files/Html%20help%20files/ Requirements: - Mac OS Lion 10.7 or greater - FFMPEG (with libx264) - http://ffmpeg.org - BMX Libs - https://sourceforge.net/projects/bmxlib - Sony XDCAM Browser (for Sony F3 files rewrap)

The simple program on ffmpeg engine for video compression in the ProRes format. The main application — video mounting. There is a drag and drop support function. Compatible with Mac OS X 10.13 and up. Many thanks to the FFmpeg https://ffmpeg.org and MediaInfo https://mediaarea.net/ru/MediaInfo projects.

iVideo is a multitrack video editing software on Mac OS X, created in Cocoa (Objective-C) and using QuickTime with a cool look & feel ;-). It can import and export all formats supported by QuickTime (including mp4) and can use digital cameras too.

mConverter is a GUI for converting video files using open source tools such as mplayer, mpeg2enc, and ffmpeg.