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FFmpeg Batch AV Converter is a free universal audio and video encoder for Windows and Linux (via Wine), that allows to use the full potential of ffmpeg command line with a few mouse clicks in a convenient GUI with drag and drop, progress information. Some fancy wizards make things easy for non-experts. Thanks to its multi-file encoding feature, it may be the fastest a/v batch encoder available, since it maximizes system resources usage by launching as many simultaneous processes up to...

...Because VidCoder integrates and automates the invocation of complex backend tools, it lowers the barrier for users who may not be comfortable with command-line workflows — offering preset profiles, configuration dialogs for bitrate, codecs, subtitles, and other media parameters. It supports batch processing so multiple videos can be queued for conversion, which is a big plus for users handling large video libraries or doing bulk transcoding.

downkyi is an open-source downloader for Bilibili videos. It features a clean UI, QR-code login, batch downloads, support for 8K, HDR, Dolby Vision, audio/video extraction, watermark removal, and subtitle/danmaku retrieval. It leverages aria2c for multi-threaded downloading and FFmpeg for muxing and processing.

StreaMan is a set of tools for processing streams of DVD-Video.

Batch muxing of Matroska files with GUI. It is based on .NET technology, so you will need Microsoft .NET Framework 4 (Client Profile). It uses mkvmerge (part of mkvtoolnix) .

A front end for DGPulldown that allows for easy batch processing. It will convert elementary video streams (m2v) 23.976 to 29.97, PAL to NTSC(29.97), 23.976-NTSC to PAL, and custom conversions.

This project is now part of Gnome Subtitles (http://gnomesubtitles.org). SubLib was a library that eases the development of subtitling applications. It supports the most common text-based subtitle formats and allows for subtitle editing, conversion and synchronization.