FFCoder is a .NET based audio/video converter, which is capable of transcoding audio and video files to a wide variety of media formats.
It is a unified frontend for many popular transcoding utilities such as FFmpeg, MPlayer and MEncoder.
Here are some key features of "FFCoder":
· Encode audio and video files to 46 formats
· Batch processing (Multiple files can be encoded with same settings)
· Parallel processing (Multiple files can be encoded at same time on multi-core CPUs)
· Directory watch mode (Folders can be monitored for input files. Files will be picked up automatically and encoded with pre-defined settings)
· Background processing (Encoding will be done in the background so that the user can continue with other tasks)
· Advanced configuration options for all codecs
· 2-pass video encoding with automated first pass
· 600+ presets for encoding videos for mobile devices (Mobiles, PMPs, etc)
· Support for presets created by other applications (MeGUI and XMediaRecode)
· Avisynth scripting support for processing audio and video
· Options for cropping and trimming videos (with auto-detection of borders and multi-segment trimming)
· Analyze audio and video files (provides detailed information about audio and video properties)
· Extract audio and video tracks without re-encoding
Requirements:
· Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (22MB) or above
· Avisynth v2.5 (Required for using AVS files as input and for using certain encoders like avs2avi and xvid_encraw)
· Any codec pack
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· [fixed] Problems with matrix editor and font settings
· [fixed] Slider labels in Theora’s codec config window were wrongly placed
· [fixed] Encoding fails with x264’s b-pyramid option due to changes in x264’s CLI
· [fixed] FFmpeg encoding fails with files containing an audio track before the video track
· [fixed] Getting the correct stream order from MedaInfo
· [added] Thumbnail preview for video files
· [added] Options for processing audio and video using Avisynth before encoding
· [added] New option in preferences window for enabling/disabling all avisynth options
· [added] New option in preferences window for selecting the source filters to use for opening audio/video files in Avisynth
· [added] Right-click option to preview the Avisynth script before encoding
· [added] Wavi will be used for piping audio from AVS files to encoders like LAME, OggEnc, etc (instead of using ffmpeg). As a result, encoding the audio from AVS files will be much faster now (almost twice as fast) but progress info ...
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