ffWorks
Comprehensive media tool for macOS providing a front-end for FFmpeg.
What is ffWorks?
ffWorks (formerly iFFmpeg) is a graphical front-end for 
FFmpeg , a command-line tool used to convert multimedia files between formats. The command line instructions can be very hard to master/understand, so ffWorks does all the hard work for you. This allows you to use FFmpeg without detailed command-line knowledge.
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- Convert Video To Ps3
- ffmpeg-gui
- convert-to-3gp
- convert-to-iphone
- extract-audio-from-video
- Convert Video To Psp
- convert-to-mp4
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- atarikid reviewed ffWorksatMy go-to tool for converting video. This ffmpeg frontend is by far the best available for macOS. Its features are very comprehensive and easy to use. But even experienced ffmpeg users will benefit from this tool. You can customize and define everything in great detail. Really superb. I recommend this tool for anyone who needs to convert video and/or audio.
My go-to tool for converting video.
This ffmpeg frontend is by far the best available for macOS. Its features are very comprehensive and easy to use. But even experienced ffmpeg users will benefit from this tool. You can customize and define everything in great detail. Really superb.
I recommend this tool for anyone who needs to convert video and/or audio.
Great front end to ffMpeg, allowing both experienced and less experienced video editors to build better export pipelines faster.
Feels like there's too many paid updates (I've paid for two out of the four which have happened since I first bought iFFmpeg six years ago) but the original price of entry and even the updates are inexpensive. What I dislike about the paid updates is not so much the money, as the endless hassle of buying again and relicensing again the application.
To reduce application housekeeping and maintenance, I'd suggest following my lead and buying and then updating every two or three versions. Heck I'd be happy to pay the creator more for a perpetual license with updates forever.
The main engine of ffWorks is the version of ffMpeg installed. If you keep that up-to-date, most new encoding functionality will come your way automatically.