MystiQ

There are numerous video converters out there, and it is only a matter of time and patience to look for the right one for each user. MystiQ is one of the options you can take into consideration.

The application comes with a well-organized user interface that makes it easy for novices and experts alike to understand its functions as soon as they launch it.

In other words, you can focus on converting your files to various formats without being distracted by flashy buttons or menus.

In order to benefit from the features of MystiQ, you need to create a list with source files, be they audio or video, then choose the target format (3G2, 3GP, AC3, AIFF, ASF, AU, AVI, DV, FLAC, FLV, M4A, MKV, MOV, MP2, MP3, MP4, MPG, OGG, OGV, RM, WAV, WEBM, WMA, or WMV). Regardless of the format you select, you have several presets to choose from, or you can customize the parameters manually.

This is the moment when you need to specify the output location, no matter if it is the source folder, a new directory within the source folder or a different folder entirely.

A nifty feature of MystiQ is its integrated cutting tool that you can use to remove unwanted parts of your video. More specifically, you can enter the starting and the ending points, then have the rest automatically stripped without any effort on your side.

Also, you can playback the resulting segment to make sure it matches your expectations.

Another handy function is the possibility to have MystiQ shutdown your computer once the conversion is completed - alternatively, your PC can enter sleep mode or hibernation, depending on your choice.

MystiQ can prove to be a handy utility for those who want to keep enjoying FFmpeg's conversion capabilities, and want a modern GUI.