One stop solution to all things FFmpeg
FFmpeg.guide is a GUI for creating complex commands - It has autocomplete with documentation embedded right in the UI, my goal was to make this feel somewhat like an IDE for FFmpeg. Finally, it does static analysis on your graph to make sure they're correct.
Hey PH, I've been hacking away on this tool to help me make and debug very complex filtergraphs and excited to launch it for everyone to use. I love how an IDE helps me write code faster and correctly by suggesting autocompletions and catching errors, so I wanted to do the same by making an IDE for ffmpeg commands. It's been a lot of fun hacking on this project, hopefully it helps you save a lot of time.
This is wonderful. I see so much potential in this to make an otherwise intractable tool work for you. The lifetime deal is a no-brainer
Beautiful! This makes things super easy 🙌 Also congrats on the launch 🥳
Love this! Congrats on the launch!
This is literally a life saver Rahul! Such a no brainier that will save me and my fellow video editor/engineer friends a lot of their time which they’d much rather spend on shooting/editing! I think a lot of possibilities will prop up from this initial prototype and your team can definitely build a whole suite of tools that people want 🙌
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