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Hybrid is a Qt-based frontend that wraps a collection of other encoding and filtering tools to convert nearly any input format into common audio and video formats and containers. It supports tagging, chapters, and subtitles for avi/mkv/mp4/mov/Blu-ray, offers a job/queue based processing system, and provides separated audio, video, and filter profiles. It is aimed at advanced users familiar with containers and video formats rather than casual users needing a wizard-style interface.
What it's for
Convert raw VC-1, AVC, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 ASP input files to common formatsEncode single titles or chaptersAutomatic and manual chapter creation and pass-throughAudio/video pass-through for muxing, tagging, and chapter editingBatch/queue based encoding jobsFiltering video via Vapoursynth, Avisynth, or FFmpegAutomating encoding workflows
Features 16
- Ability to encode single title/chapters
- Accepts raw VC-1, AVC, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 ASP input files
- Audio encoding via AAC/MP3/AC-3/Vorbis/Opus/FLAC/DTS/PCM/EAC-3
- Audio/video pass-through for muxing, tagging, chapter editing
- Automation options for repetitive tasks
- Chapter support for mkv/mp4/Blu-ray
- Filtering through Vapoursynth, Avisynth (Windows only), and FFmpeg
- Integrated bitrate calculator
- Job/queue based processing system
- Manual and automatic creation/pass-through of chapters
- Separated audio, video, filter and a/v-combi profiles
- Subtitle support for mkv/mp4/Blu-ray
- Supports mov/mp4/mkv/m2ts/webm/avi containers, Blu-ray, or AVCHD structure
- Tagging support for avi/mkv/mp4/mov
- Wide range of audio output formats (dts, ac3, ogg vorbis, mp3, aac, flac, pcm, opus, pass-through)
- Wide range of video output formats (MPEG-4 ASP/AVC/HEVC, VP8/VP9, ProRes, FFV1, UT video, FFvHuff, AV-1)
At a glance
TypeDesktop app
DeploymentInstalled (local)
PlatformsWindows
Foradvanced users
Integrations
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