HRConvert2
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HRConvert2 is an open-source web-app that converts files without tracking users across the net or infringing on your intellectual property.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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- Self-Hosted
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I made HRConvert2! I think it's the best file conversion server out there because it's secure, it's fast, and it's reliable. At the time of this writing it produces 0 HTML errors and finishes most operations in a fraction of a second. The OCR is pretty neat too. The official website has a demo called "Quick Convert" where you can try it out before you download the source code and give it a go yourself.
Not cool to give your own app 5 stars bro. Thanks for your hard work but it's currently not perfect to warrant such a high rating.
Maybe this thing works better running directly on bare metal but on Docker I've had nothing but disappointment. Uploaded a PNG and it does not recognize as a valid file. Uploaded a SVG tried to convert to DXF, nothing. It does not surface log messages on the UI so impossible to know what is happening, what errors or what it's doing. Just a spinner that doesn't stop moving. No way to manually delete files that have been uploaded from what I can see. It explains that it deletes automatically but it's not that difficult to give manual control too "in case it goes wrong". Tried to uploaded a mp4 video around 300MB it doesn't recognize either. Running on a 4 core Core i7 processor with 8GB RAM. No GPU as it's a repurposed QNAP NAS running Debian 11. I can see the volume was created fine. Docker exec inside the container shows converter folder. Just not worth the trouble.
HRConvert2 is a self-hosted file conversion service.
https://github.com/zelon88/HRConvert2/blob/master/Documentation/INSTALLATION_INSTRUCTIONS.txt