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VCT - Video Converter & Transcoder
Transcode or convert files to H.264 or H.265 HEVC MKV/MP4 - FFmpeg GUI
Open source video/audio converter GUI based on FFmpeg (included) Works natively for Windows and Linux (with mono-complete installed) Batch convert audio/video collection to H.264 or H.265 HEVC AAC/MP3, etc. Transcode MKV to MP4 or MP4/M4V to MKV in 1 minute. Rotate video Resize video Extract audio from movie clip Extract specific part of video/audio file Convert various audio files to MP3 or AAC Select audio stream to encode with video Add subtitle stream Easily create conversion... -
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Java MP4Box Gui
A Java gui for MP4Box
...It can join MP4 (h264) and automatically create chapters for each video. Just drag&drop the videos from your filebrowser to the JavaMP4BoxGui application, and the videos will appear in the list! The source code is included in the Jar file atm! Tested on: - Windows 7 and XP - Ubuntu 13.04 based distros - Mac OSX 10.8 Should work on any that support Java, MP4Box and HandBrake! The OS commands can be tweaked in settings.conf file. PS! I've seen a lot of torrent hit's when you google my apps name. Consider all of them fake and dangerous to download! -
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TivoPod is a transcoding and podcasting agent which extracts content from the Tivo "Now Playing" list and serves it up as a video podcast for iPods, PSPs, and other portable media devices.
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