CLIFFMPEG

Simple Windows CLI script FFMPEG wrapper to execute the most common tasks. The user defines the task via a Q&A interface.

Drag’n’drop file(s) onto the script file to:

• Join videos into a single video.
• (Batch) process video(s) into new video(s)
• Generate JPEG/PNG gallery from a video
• Generate GIF animation from video
• Generate video from image and audio file
• Extract audio file(s) from video file(s).
• Rerender audio file(s)
• Replace audio track in a video file.
• Cut segment from audio or video
• Encode multichannel sound (5.1) to 2 channel Dolby Pro Logic II.

Supported output video formats (some include optional 2-pass encoding): MP4, XVid, MPEG2, WEBM, JPEG images, GIF, raw copy. Supported output audio formats (some with fixed or variable bitrates): WAV, MP3, MP2, AAC, AC3, OGG, FLAC, raw copy.

Available effects:

• Sharpening
• Resize via cropping/padding (black bars)/fitting
• Stabilizing
• Deinterlacing
• Frame interpolation
• Add grain (for dithering blocky low quality sources)
• Fade in from black
• Normalize/Compress audio
• Change speed of audio/video

Replacing audio is done by dropping one video and one music file onto the script file.

For access as context menu option add a link to the script to the Windows Send-To folder, so you can execute the script from the context menu on one or more marked files in the file explorer. Folder: C:\Users\$(username)\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo

Needs ffmpeg.exe in the folder of the script file or the ffmpeg.exe folder in PATH. http://www.ffmpeg.org/

Developed under Windows 7, 64Bit.

If you want the script as a context menu option for files, the script creates a link to it in the SendTo folder. You then have access using the context menu option “Send To” when selecting one or many files in the Windows Explorer: