StaxRip
StaxRip is a video encoding app for Windows with a unrivaled feature set and usability.
- Free • Open Source
- Windows
What is StaxRip?
Multiformat video encoding application.
Features
Support for countless formats and tools Hardware encoding for AMD, Intel and NVIDIA Batch Processing AviSynth and VapourSynth code editor Extendable via PowerShell Minimal user interaction required due to rich configuration and automation features Copy modes for audio and video for plain remuxing Cut/Trim/Edit feature, for MKV output no re-encoding required Pixel perfect High DPI scaling
Requirements
Windows 7 x64 or Windows 10 x64, StaxRip is x64 only .NET 4.7 Intel Skylake or newer for HEVC/H.265 hardware encoding NVIDIA Maxwell gen2 card or newer for HEVC/H.265 hardware encoding AMD Polaris card or newer for HEVC/H.265 hardware encoding AviSynth+ x64, the installer is bundled with StaxRip or alternativly VapourSynth which requires Python
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StaxRip information
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 1,443 Stars
- 100 Forks
- 89 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- mp3-converter
- development
- xvid
- x264
Category
DevelopmentRecent user activities on StaxRip
- QuestioningEspecialyedited StaxRipQu
POXadded StaxRip as alternative(s) to Video Converter
NeroAGadded
Latest update/upgrade v3.1.3.0 on 7-Oct-2020
Home website provides plenty of info and links
StaxRip is NOT abandoned nor discontinued
24-Oct-2020
One of the finest MPEG-4 encoder GUI's available. Beautiful interface. Tons of options and customizations, allowing for an almost limitless amount of tweaks. Freeware perfection. (Also: Not officially abandoned.)
Very nice GUI that basically uses already free encoding programs like BeSweet, eac3to, x264, DGIndex, MKVtoolnix, AviSynth, VirtualDubMod, etc under one single and easy to use interface. You just select the files, choose your options and your are done. I have never seen a more simple to use program. Also supports job queuing so you can do multiple encodes.
One wish though would be to port it to Linux. I know it is written in .Net but Linux really needs something this easy and powerful.
Just the most polished, the most feature rich, and the most bugfree converter GUI around.
5 stars !
AviDemux, VirtualDub, MediaCoder, they all always have problems converting mpeg-2 to XviD. Asynchron or corrupt audio, interlace, aborted renderings, ... . Except of FormatFactory, which converted DVB-Rips to XviD without problems, but only with a low bitrate (it always ignores the configured one), StaxRip was the first tool (or tool collection), doing it's job simply perfect. Very high quality, file size and bitrate I wanted, cropping and cutting abilities. I only have the 100% CPU usage to criticize. I recommend the tool to all people recording DVB movies.