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iFFmpeg is a free, easy-to-use front-end for the powerful--and also free--command line tool FFmpeg, which lets you easily convert media files between different formats. (Note that you must also download an FFmpeg binary to use iFFmpeg, but the developer's Web site has simple, drag-and-drop instructions for doing so.)
The iFFmpeg interface is straightforward enough for even beginners to use, with a sparse menu bar that lets you add a file to convert, or preview, start, or merge files. You can also look at FFmpeg binary information, choose a codec (from an almost overwhelming array, from basics like AVI, MOV, and WMV to device-specific MP4s for everything from AppleTV to Sony PSP), and adjust a huge number of settings, include bit rate, resolution, and aspect ratio, with separate settings for audio and video. iFFmpeg can also handle batch processing and comes with several localizations.
The latest version improves option help tags and iOS device presets, along with several other feature tweaks and fixes.
Add to all this a responsive developer and a happy user community, and iFFmpeg is a must-download for anyone who wants a free, simple media converter.
Publisher's Description
From iFFmpeg:
The free FFmpeg is a command line tool to convert multimedia files between formats. The command line instructions can be very hard to master/understand. iFFmpeg is a front-end that does all the hard work for you. This way you can use FFmpeg without the knowledge of all the commands. PLEASE NOTE : iFFmpeg does NOT include a compiled FFmpeg binary.
What's new in this version: - Added new feature that enables the user to set separate settings for each file in the batch. - Added FFmpeg option 'thread_type'. (only available with the latest FFmpeg binaries) - Added FFmpeg option 'slices". (only available with the latest FFmpeg binaries) - Added AVS codec support (needs libxavs). - Added support for .cavs files. - Rearranged buttons in listbox and added settings icon. - Changed the progress bar. - Improved info tag. - Improved command line creation code for compatibility ... See all new features
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All versions:
3.6 starsout of 8 votes
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Current version:
1.5 starsout of 2 votes
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"It's not free..."
Version: iFFmpeg 2.0
Pros
None that I could see
Cons
It isn't free
Summary
I don't know why this is reviewed as being a free product because it is only a free demo version, you have to pay to continue using it after 8 times. Use ffmpegX instead.
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"Why Pay for FREE Unix Commands"
Version: iFFmpeg 2.0
Pros
NON ... if you like giving away your Money
Cons
Paying Hard Earned $$$ for yet another Cocoa Wrapper of FREE Unix Commands
Summary
If Unix is to difficult, try FFmpegX - [it does it all and all you have to put up with is an easily dismissed nag screen on startup]
OR check out CLIX - [vast number of Unix Commands & its free - but be careful with some of them]
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