WinFF
WinFF is a GUI frontend and batch parser for the command-line multimedia tool FFmpeg. WinFF works by making a batch file that runs in the command-line, designed to launch the command-line tool with given settings from a preset.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Windows
- Linux
- FFmpeg
- Lazarus
The last version (1.5.5) is from June 2017, and it says on the website that it's no longer developed.
Features
- Portable
- Video Converter
- Multiple languages
Tags
- convert-to-flv
- convert-to-avi
- mpeg
- mov
- frontend
WinFF News & Activities
Recent activities
ryahn added WinFF as alternative to ffmpeg_encode
EPLNews added WinFF as alternative to Xtranscoder
ConvertOnline added WinFF as alternative to ConvertOnline
Techie2025 added WinFF as alternative to FFMPEG Audio Encoder
convertify added WinFF as alternative to Convertify Pro
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What is WinFF?
WinFF is a GUI frontend and batch parser for the command-line multimedia tool 
FFmpeg. WinFF works by making a batch file that runs in the command-line, designed to launch the command-line tool with given settings from a preset. To query several files, WinFF adds launch functions in the same batch file to allow a seamless transition to the next conversion. Because of the vast format support of the command-line tool itself, this program supports any of its formats as a result (however, the included executable may not be up-to-date, so the user may need to download the Zeranoe builds to take advantage of the latest features).
WinFF is written in 
Free Pascal and 
Lazarus, published under the GNU General Public License.
WinFF information
Developed by
Matthew Weatherford and Ian Stoffberg Licensing
Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
121 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Category
Video & MoviesGitHub repository
- 246 Stars
- 48 Forks
- 50 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
simple and it works on linux. Great range of presets too.
Does not work on Windows in case folder name contains non standard characters like ešcržýáíé
Besides being the best video converter in existence, it is also an audio converter, AND it can convert a video INTO an audio format (instead of trying to rip it, which can loose quality).
Out of any video converter on linux, I use this one the most. It is the easiest and seems to produce the best output in video quality. It comes loaded with a lot of excellent presets.