FFMP v1.3

What's Changed

• feat: implemented mass-converting by @massimo-rnd in #20

Full Changelog: 1.2...1.3

FFMP v1.2

What's Changed

• fix: extended media formats by @massimo-rnd in #12
• fix: recursive file detection by @massimo-rnd in #13
• fix: argument checking by @massimo-rnd in #14
• fix: progress bar on failing processes by @massimo-rnd in #15
• fix: only killing FFMP spawned FFMPEG processes by @massimo-rnd in #16
• feat: cleaned up console output by @massimo-rnd in #17
• feat: pass other arguments to ffmpeg by @massimo-rnd in #18

Full Changelog: 1.1...1.2

FFMP v1.1

What's Changed

• extended ffmpeg logging by @massimo-rnd in #2
• FFMP V1.1 by @massimo-rnd in #3
• Fixed killing FFMPEG processes
• fixed progressbar
• fixed folder creation
• fixed --overwrite
• fixed empty path for output-pattern
• removed debug stuff

Full Changelog: 1.0...1.1

FFMP v1.0

A multithreaded C# CLI for digital media processing using FFMPEG. Transcode as many files in parallel as your system can handle.

🎯 Features

• Processing Multiple video files at once
• As many concurrent processes as your system can handle

ℹ️ Requirements

• .NET 8.0 Runtime

🛠️ Installation

1. Go to the Releases page and Download the latest Version for your OS
2. Open a Terminal/CMD Window

💻 Usage

FFMP's usage is almost identical to FFMPEG, consider this simple example:

dotnet path/to/FFMP.dll --codec libx265 --preset fast -d "/path/to/input/files" --output-pattern "/path/to/output/files/{{name}}_compressed{{ext}}" --threads 2

Using FFMP for a single file doesn't really make sense. Use this tool if you have a folder of videos you want to process.

You can adjust your codec by using any codec that is installed on your system behind the --codec parameter. Same goes for the preset in --preset.

If you want to see all of FFMPEGs output, just use the --verbose flag.

For more info on the -o syntax, run ffzap --help. For more ffmpeg options, visit ffmpeg's documentation.