FFMpeg & WinFF: convert video between formats

FFMpeg (http://ffmpeg.org) is a commandline tool to convert any kind of video files between formats. It available in Synaptic package manager. Installation takes minutes for its small size. After downloading it an usual user may feel uneasy to use it, but if you use 'WinFF' then FFMpeg might work as a valuable tool for you. Because 'WinFF' is a GUI for FFMpeg.

What feature winff include? Here is the list.

• Easy to use interface.
• Fast (Winff does not hinder FFmpeg in anyway).
• High quality output.
• Converts multiple different files all to the same format at once.
• Convert video to audio.
• Convert between audio formats.
• No external codecs needed.
• Includes a variety of preset conversion settings for common formats and devices.
• Preset conversions can be created to encode to any format FFmpeg supports.
• Easy access to common conversion options such as bitrate, frame size, frame rate.
• Specify additional command line parameters for advanced users (options button).
• Easily change FFmpeg versions.
• Supports FFmpeg's multi threading for dual core processors
• Multilingual, available in over 10 languages

WinFF works on ubuntu, debian, redhat, fedora, opensuse, pclinuxos, xp and vista.

Visit http://winff.org for more information and download options.