Aaand it's minimally working, so: https://ffmpeg.app is now live!

Use FFmpeg recipes without fiddling with the command line!

Consider this an early beta. There's still a ton missing:

- Ability to tweak the command line (i.e. hand editing, or selectors)
- Proper mobile styles
- About, disclaimers, etc
- Many more command recipes
- Better accessibility
- "Bug fixes and performance improvements"

But, it's doing the thing!

#ffmpeg #video

FFmpeg.app

A website where you can search for and perform video and audio conversions, right on your browser.

@zeh I typed "h265" and got no suggested results, then when I pressed enter it just wiped the input field (Firefox on Android)
@zeh Oh it actually runs frmpeg in the browser, could be very useful in restricted environments
@Exagone313 Yep, it's part of the idea - running it without the need for the cli, when you're more hard pressed for easiness/access rather than performance.

@Exagone313 Yeah, I only have a selected number of entries. I should have a richer list later, including adding better tags.

I know about the FF bug on Android (it's my main mobile browser) - it's something about it not being able to handle large blobs in memory. I'll need to investigate more. Mostly works in Chrome Android FWIW.

@Exagone313 Also, you're right on "enter" - it's a regression! Should have picked the first item. Will fix
@Exagone313 Thanks again for the report - https://github.com/zeh/ffmpeg.app/issues/3 should fix the "enter" key issue, both on mobile and on desktop (currently deployed to https://dev.ffmpeg.app/, will promote to production at a later time).
[Search] Pressing "enter" in the search box wipes out input · Issue #3 · zeh/ffmpeg.app

If we enter a word in search, and press "ENTER", it simply empties the search field. We need better logic there. Requirements When pressing "ENTER", it needs to select the first available option, o...

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