This is how MystiQ Video Converter works. It supports all the popular audio and video formats supported by FFmpeg, and comes with many presets. This FFmpeg GUI comes with an easy-to-use user interface intended to get things done without distracting the user.

To convert the Video file, click Add and select the source file and choose the format to convert to and choose to play to preview the source video or click convert to start converting the video.I want to note that while the application is referred to as “MystiQ Video Converter” on its website, it actually supports both audio and video files.

Also, to set the default conversion format click Preset from the Edit menu. To edit the default settings, click Edit – Preferences. This should install WinFF under “ Applications – Multimedia – Media Editing”.Īs you can see it is quite a simple interface, not too many confusing menu options. Click Finish when the installation completes successfully. This should start adding the required repositories, download and install WinFF and its required dependencies. Click next on the WinFF installation screen and Next again on the installation proposal window. This should download the YMP file and automatically launch the YaST package manager to add the required Repositories, download and install WinFF and the dependencies. WinFF supports multiple languages like Brazillian Portuguese, Bulgarian, Chinese Tradditional, Danish, English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, and Turkish.Ĭlick this 1-click installer hosted by packman to install WinFF on openSUSE 11.1/11.0/10.3 WinFF is free opensource software released under GPLv3 license and is supported in Linux and Windows. WinFF converts multiple files in multiple formats at one time. WinFF will convert almost any video file that FFmpeg will convert. WinFF is a simple GUI for ffmpeg, the command line video converter.

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