Multimedia Xpert

Multimedia Xpert provides a multimedia management toolbox ready to help you convert, merge, split, burn, and repair both audio and video files. With support for a variety of input and output file types, this application allows batch operations, which makes it perfect for handling large multimedia collections.

While the setup process is uneventful, Multimedia Xpert prompts you to download ffmpeg at launch and set its path in the "Settings" window. Needless to say, Multimedia Xpert cannot work without ffmpeg.

Although a bit outdated as far as the look goes, the application's interface offers functionality and accessibility altogether. It enables you to access all its modules and functions within a single window, with no additional menus or tabs available.

Moving on to the functions of Multimedia Xpert, the application can convert video and audio files from one format to another in batch. While it allows you to add individual files to the processing queue, it can also manage entire media directories. Unfortunately, unlike other media converters, it does not feature a preview window or an integrated player. Instead, it can send videos to the default media player for you to watch them.

Aside from media encoding, Multimedia Xpert can also be used for shifting the audio track and the subtitle to match the image in a movie. While this is surely a handy feature, not having the possibility to preview the video makes the task a bit difficult.

Additional tools enable you to split and join videos with ease. You can use Multimedia Xpert to attach subtitle files or images to a video, or overlay a text at a given position to be displayed during playback, just like a sort of watermark.

There are a few extra functions of Multimedia Xpert that enable you to scan a media file for defects and repair them, if possible.

Multimedia Xpert handles media files seamlessly, providing the tools you need to encode videos, synchronize the image with the subtitle, embed text watermarks in the video, repair files, and more. With a bit of additional work to allow media previewing and additional functions, it could become everything you need to manage multimedia data.