Expi
User friendly desktop app for media processing.
What it does
NO. SUBSCRIPTION. Created by a senior cinematic designer who was tired of lackluster solutions, Expi is a desktop media conversion tool powered by FFmpeg. Convert, edit, manage videos, audio, and images between a bunch of formats locally on your computer. Fast, private, hardware-accelerated media processing for macOS and Windows. Perfect for content creators or any hobbyist that just need an app that works.
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