Video Transcoder

3.4
607 reviews
100K+
Downloads
Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

Do you want to encode videos on your phone into different formats, trim videos, or extract audio? Are you looking for a free solution which will not take your information?

Video Transcoder is an application which uses the open source program FFmpeg to transcode video files from one format to another. By selecting the video to process, details for the video are provided and the desired settings can be configured.

The following media containers are supported: Avi, Flv, Gif, Matroska, Mp3, Mp4, Ogg, Opus, WebM. Additionally, these are the supported video codecs: H.264, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, VP8, VP9, Xvid.

The application requires very few permissions, and never attempts to access the Internet.

This application is open source, and can be found at:
https://github.com/brarcher/video-transcoder
Feel free to send an email with feedback or direct feature requests, bug reports, or other contributions to the GitHub page.
Updated on
Jan 6, 2019

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Ratings and reviews

3.4
572 reviews
Farshad SH. (Raging Dragon)
August 7, 2020
Thanks for the free app. It would be awesome if the user was able to choose what audio and subtitle tracks to keep with the output, instead of automatically keeping the ones with foreign language; it would be good to have at least a select all option to check for this subject. When the screen goes off the app pause the process and just continues when turning screen on again, it would be great if you fix this issue; this happens while the app isn't in system power optimization plan black list.
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Simon Ghoul (Detective Neko Ghoul)
September 30, 2020
Every video compression app seems to have the same issue because they are using a bad compression method. Like you guys or someone needs to step up, when there's a lot of movement the video quality just dips, even in HD. It looks too blurry and it has too many artifacts. Constant Britate is not the way to go, go for Constant Rate Factor or at least Variable Bitrate (Variable Bitrate being more common in computers and less complex)
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Halefall
August 19, 2021
Very good app. Despite a few shortcomings in the ease of use, I have to give five stars for the lack of any ads or IAPs. Everything works as expected, thank you so much for developing this, making it open source, and getting it on the play store for free. Having thumbnail previews when selecting the video would be grand
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What's new

Changes:
- Better identification of selected media formats and codecs
- Displays length of selected GIF files
- Supports receiving GIF files from other apps
- No longer attempts to preview unsupported video files over and over