ConvertMe is a simple yet powerful converter that is based on FFmpeg and is able to convert between many popular video formats.
The application integrates with Nautilus where you can find it under the scripts category by right clicking any video file making the initiation of the converting process easier and faster than using anything else!
Supported Formats:
- OGV
- OGG
- MP4
- AVI
- MPEG-2
- MP3
- WAV
- FLV
- MOV
- WMV
- YouTube
- Smart Phone
- Standard Mobile
- JPEG Image Sequence
Nautilus Integration
There are two ways to launch ConvertMe. The first one is the classic find it in the applications menu, and the second is to right click any media file that you want to convert to another format and find the application on the scripts menu.
Options
There are not many options available, but who needs them when converting really. What you get from ConvertMe is more than enough when doing simple non-advanced everyday video converting.
You can choose the video output format type and set the Bitrate, Sample Rate and the video dimensions if you like.
Installing
Installing ConvertMe for Fedora and Ubuntu users is as simple as running the following installation script as root.