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    UwUConverter

    UwUConverter

    cross-platform file conversion tool with right-click file menu support

    ...It also supports cli. On Windows, UwUConverter integrates directly into File Explorer, allowing supported files to be converted or compressed from the right-click menu. Folder batch conversions open a graphical interface with category selection, output format, destination mode, progress tracking, cancellation, and optional logging. Linux support is also available, with integration for Dolphin, Nautilus, Nemo, and Caja. Linux support is currently considered experimental while compatibility is tested across more distributions and desktop environments. ...
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    blackvideo-mini-player

    blackvideo-mini-player

    A standalone lightweight auxiliary CLI video player for BlackVideo.

    Lightweight cross-platform video player (Ada + SDL2 + FFmpeg). Support player for the BlackVideo. Works standalone via CLI or right-click on any video file. Usage Method 1 — Command Line Step 1. Unzip blackvideo-mini-player-v2.3.0.win.zip Step 2. Open the build\ folder, then type cmd directly in the address bar and press Enter — this opens a terminal already in that folder. Alternatively: open Command Prompt anywhere and use cd with the copied path: cd...
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