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StaxRip is a powerful, open-source video and audio encoding GUI for Windows that orchestrates industry-standard console tools (such as x265, FFmpeg, mkvmerge) and frame-server systems (like AviSynth+ or VapourSynth) to allow users to transcode, mux, remux, or process media files with fine-grained control. It is not a “one-click” encoder; instead, it grants the user deep control over encoding settings, filtering, resizing, cropping, subtitles, audio processing, container formats, and more —...

Peer Calls is a self-hosted, open-source WebRTC-based video and audio calling platform for group communication. Designed for simplicity and privacy, it allows anyone to run their own video conferencing service without relying on third-party providers. Peer Calls supports multi-user rooms, screen sharing, and chat, all delivered via a clean web interface. It’s great for small teams, communities, and educational groups seeking secure and customizable alternatives to mainstream conferencing tools.

QtlMovie is a graphical frontend to FFmpeg, DVD Author, telxcc, CCExtractor, mkisofs and growisofs. QtlMovie is not a general purpose frontend to FFmpeg, so many of them already exist. QtlMovie focuses on a small number of tasks such as the generation of DVD or iPad movie files from any video file or DVD. The unique feature of QtlMovie is the ability to correctly handle most types of subtitles: DVD, DVB, SRT, SSA/ASS, Teletext, Closed Captions and burn them into the output video in one click.

Muxxi is a graphical frontend to different command line tools (e.g. mplex and dvdauthor) to create a dvd structure and menu from single mpeg video and audio streams.

KmPg2 is a graphical MPEG2 encoder frontend, for producing 100% DVD compatible MPEG2 streams from any input video. It uses the powerful video processing tools and the encoder from the MJPEGTools project. Adding subtitles and AC3 streamcopy are supported.