Wait, It's All An FFmpeg Wrapper?

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Wait, It's All An FFmpeg Wrapper?

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The dirty secret of the media processing world is that your fancy video converter, transcoder, or "AI-powered multimedia solution" is just FFmpeg in a trench coat. Companies slap a GUI on it, rename a few buttons, charge you $49.99, and call it revolutionary. Meanwhile, FFmpeg sits in the background doing all the actual work like that one colleague who never gets credit in meetings.

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