About FFmpeg Media Encoder
Convert audio and video directly on the device using FFmpeg http://ffmpeg.org/ FFmpeg is a set of open source libraries that allow you to record, convert digital audio and video recordings in various formats. It includes...
Convert audio and video directly on the device using FFmpeg http://ffmpeg.org/
FFmpeg is a set of open source libraries that allow you to record, convert digital audio and video recordings in various formats. It includes libavcodec, a library for encoding and decoding audio and video, and libavformat, a library for multiplexing and demultiplexing into a media container. The name comes from the name of the MPEG and FF expert group, meaning fast forward.
FFmpeg is already built into the program and does not require downloading additional codecs.
The conversion takes place directly on the device (the Internet is not required), and the conversion speed depends on the processor speed of the device.
Supports: MPEG4, h265, h264, mp3, 3gp, aac, ogg (vorbis and theora), opus, vp8, vp9 and many other formats (you will find the list in the app).
Requirements: Android 4.4 and the availability of the processor ARMv7, ARMv8, x86, x86_64.
FFmpeg with x264, x265, ogg, vorbis, theora, opus, vp8, vp9, mp3lame, libxvid, libfdk_aac, libvo_amrwbenc, libopencore-amr, speex, libsox, libwavpack, libwebp, librtmp
More options can be found in the help pages for FFmpeg.
For Android 11 users: New rules require the application to use more confidential methods of working with files on your device. You will have to copy/move the input files to a shared folder, such as DCIM, Movie, Music, Download. Sorry for the inconvenience
Previous Versions
Here you can find the changelog of FFmpeg Media Encoder since it was posted on our website on 2013-08-22 03:43:09.
The latest version is 6.0.0 and it was updated on 2024-04-23 10:41:59. See below the changes in each version.
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 6.0.0_2
Updated At: 2024-03-15
Changes: Bugfixes
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 6.0.0_1
Updated At: 2023-08-28
Changes: FFmpeg updated to 6.0
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 4.4.1_3
Updated At: 2022-01-24
Changes: Updated x265 lib
For Android 11 and above, the working directory has been changed
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 4.4.1
Updated At: 2021-12-23
Changes: FFmpeg updated to 4.4.1-snapshot
Bugfixes
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 4.4_5
Updated At: 2021-04-27
Changes: FFmpeg updated to 4.4
Restricted access to personal files (Google requirement, Android 11)
FFMPEG folder moved to DCIM/FFMPEG (Android 11)
Bugfixes
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 4.0.5
Updated At: 2020-10-07
Changes: FFmpeg updated to 4.3.1 with AV1 support (libaom-av1 and libdav1d for arm64/x86_64)
Templates backup and restore (to /sdcard/FFMPEG/backup)
Updated target SDK version (on Android 9 and up, it is no longer allowed to execute external binaries)
Bug fixes
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 3.0.9
Updated At: 2019-10-01
Changes: Improvements and optimization
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 100,000+
Updated At: 2019-08-12
Changes: added openh264, dash demuxing support
bugfixes
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 100,000+
Updated At: 2019-08-07
Changes: FFmpeg updated to 4.2
FFmpeg Media Encoder version 100,000+
Updated At: 2019-07-22
Changes: FFmpeg updated to 4.1.4
Disclaimer
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