FFmpeg Media Encoder

This app is half baked. Not for beginners (this is, after all, a command line interface to well known ffmpeg video/audio converter tool, so if you don't know what "a command line" is, don't even thing about installing it). On the other hand, too limited for power users. In ffmpeg, some parameters have to be specified before the input file specification, and in this app, this is not possible, so some jobs that you can do in your PC are impossible to run with this app. It also breaks processing when screen orientation changes, and the progress bar is not reliable. Quite fast otherwise.

It allows you to customize the conversion directly at ffmpeg command line level, and it's one of the very few to support x264. Too bad it doesn't support batch conversion, and the filters are limited.

If I switch to another app too long, it restarts conversation during middle of current. Also that webm thing to mp4 was my error with resolution not being supported with player.

There are a number of presets that make this okay to use for novices, but it's much better for those who are already comfortable with ffmpeg command line syntax. If you are, this is very powerful.

This is golden. Ffmpeg in itself is win. Good attempt at creating a UI, a hard feat with the tonne of options available to ffmpeg. Ability to create custom profiles (for your favorable commands) is also good. This tool will be seen very useful to anyone familar with ffmpeg, but not to anyone expecting point a click conversions.

Fig.no.3 is not appear. It shows 100% since press Run..Therefore, it takes to long, even not know when it is finished yet. ..successful or failure. .555

would be a lot more useful if it supported opus. vorbis sucks, making WebM useless. h265 would be nice, too.

Great app, a bit clumsy with file naming, no GPL support and can't compile your own ffmpeg module for it! Lack of 6 channel audio mapping.

Great app. Straight forward. Easy to use. A good understanding of the command line is great, but not needed. The app steers you in the right direction to get the conversions that you want.

Not user friendly..I just want to live stream from my YouTube channel..HELP

Needs updated badly! Please update!

It works. If it had an​ easier interface, I would be willing to pay for it.

Amazing application to convert m3u8 video to mp4

Error 15 and stops

ffmpeg is a great example of powerful code. The people who make these apps help to keep us free from being locked down into commercial systems. You folks are good people. Thanks for keeping the free and open software movement alive. Peace to you and yours.

Used to remux unskipable mkv file using "-c:v copy -c:a copy"

The only limit is my hardware. Wish I cold save files directly to my other drive and better AAC to encode to HE-AAC

This app has been a great front end to FFMPEG, with useful presets. I like that it handles the input, output and resolution for you, freeing up a little, what you have to write in for flags.

I am quite pleased with this app. It's simple, easy to use and does its job just as well as anything you would pay for on the PC.

Applying any filter fails with "error openning filters".

How to convert videos in x265 HEVC ?? What I have to put in place of "-c:v libx264 -b 1M -c:a libfaac -ab 64k -ar 44100" ??

Can we please have a search bar for finding files like the one in ES file manager?

I'd really like to see libass added to future builds of this. Please mr. Dev

Not support https, openssl?

Thax it converts well on my techno j7

Works very well

Though could be faster probably

Good response

Is there any chance of compiling in subtitle support? I would like to be able to embed the GPS data (from .srt files) over my dashcam videos.

ffmpeg is a great example of powerful code. The people who make these apps help to keep us free from being locked down into commercial systems. You folks are good people. Thanks for keeping the free and open software movement alive. Peace to you and yours.

Absolutely best in terms of quality. Implements ffmpeg at a command line level with few presets for ease. However this needs add support for queued tasks as well as auto_naming(this is irritating).

Missing / Bugs: Rotating Phone doesn't use wider Help / Info Screens (which would make reading the Build Info nicer). GUI uses 2 sizes of Fonts (fancy) but the slightly larger Font is also slightly too large for the 'Box' it is in (can still read though). Needs more GREAT Presets (Author: Download the best x264 Plugin for Windows, like for VDub Video Editor, from one of the famous Authors and check out the Presets). UI needs to sense my Phone has 1080P Screen and give better readability. Almost excellent.

It allows you to customize the conversion directly at ffmpeg command line level, and it's one of the very few to support x264. Too bad it doesn't support batch conversion.

Great app! Converting videos is time consuming, but that's to be expected running FFmpeg on a phone. Author has done a good job.

Yields good results but takes an age! Ffmpeg requires knowledge of command line inputs / syntax to customise the output to a users tastes. Would be great to see this advance further as it does have lots of potential.

Need to convert videos taken with my sony Xperia Z5 for uploading to YouTube, this app failed to do the job. Uninstalled!

Even though I went to the extent of building an ffmpeg static for Android to use for media conversion [roody love ffmpeg], I still run to this first before firing up a terminal .. It offers the same conversions, but in a pretty and simple UI. Well done dev, you have me won.

The only limit is my hardware. Wish I cold save files directly to my other drive and better AAC to encode to HE-AAC

Used to remux unskipable mkv file using "-c:v copy -c:a copy"

Pretty simple. Does what it's supposed to and if you are using it to create mp3s it uses LAME which will produce the best quality output. Has a few rough edges though and isn't really designed for people unless they know what they're doing. Tip: It's probably better to use -q:a 2 instead of the default -ab 192k option when encoding mp3s. -q:a 2 is equivalent to specifying -V 2 or --preset-standard using the normal LAME command line, and will get you a good quality VBR mp3. And for high quality, use: -q:a 0