FFmpeg Media Encoder - Convert audio & video

Instroduction

FFmpeg is a collection of open-source tools that enable the recording and conversion of digital audio and video in multiple formats. It comprises libavcodec, a library dedicated to encoding and decoding media content, and libavformat, which handles the multiplexing and demultiplexing process into a media container. The term FFmpeg derives from the MPEG and FF expert group, indicating fast forward functionality.

Features

--Transform audio and video directly on your device using FFmpeg.

--This program already integrates FFmpeg, eliminating the need to download any extra codecs.

--The conversion occurs directly on your device without requiring Internet connectivity, with the speed of conversion being reliant on the device's processor capabilities.

--Supported formats include 

MPEG4, h265, h264, mp3, 3gp, aac, ogg (vorbis and theora), opus, vp8, vp9, among many others (detailed format listings are available within the application).

--System requirements include

Android version 4.4 or higher along with support for ARMv7, ARMv8, x86, or x86_64 processors.

--FFmpeg supports various libraries such as 

x264, x265, ogg, vorbis, theora, opus, vp8, vp9, mp3lame, libxvid, libfdk_aac, libvo_amrwbenc, libopencore-amr, speex, libsox, libwavpack, libwebp, librtmp.

For further options, please refer to the help sections related to FFmpeg.

FAQs & Common Queries

--Does the app require external codecs?

No—FFmpeg and its codec libraries (like libavcodec and libavformat) are pre-integrated, so you don’t need any additional downloads.

--Can I convert files without internet?

Yes, all media processing happens on your device locally, safeguarding privacy and enabling functionality even offline.

--Are advanced codecs supported?

Absolutely—compatible with MPEG‑4, H.264, H.265, MP3, AAC, Ogg (Vorbis/Theora), Opus, VP8, VP9, and more.

--Which devices are supported?

Designed for Android 4.4 and above, it works across ARMv7/v8, x86, and x86_64 architectures.

--What about Android 11+ storage restrictions?

On newer Android versions, users must place source files into shared folders (like DCIM, Movies, Music, or Downloads) due to scoped storage rules.

Why Choose FFmpeg Media Encoder?

1. Comprehensive Format & Codec Support

Covers virtually every major and niche audio/video format—ideal for users handling diverse multimedia workflows.

2. Fully Offline, Private Processing

All conversions occur on-device, ensuring your media stays private and no network bandwidth is wasted.

3. Self-Contained & Lightweight

Everything you need is built in: no extra downloads, plugins, or setup—just install and get started.

4. Open-Source FFmpeg Backbone

Powered by the trusted FFmpeg framework, offering transparency, flexibility, and alignment with industry standards.

Notice

As for users with Android 11: New regulations necessitate the application to utilize more secure methods for file management on your device. You will need to transfer input files to a common folder such as DCIM, Movie, Music, or Download. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.