A lot of media players and streaming devices are still picky with MKV, and Plex will often transcode on the fly if the container or audio format isn’t compatible — even when the video itself is perfectly fine. That wastes CPU and hurts playback performance, especially on lower-power servers.
So I made a simple, easy-to-use GUI that sits on top of FFmpeg and handles all of this automatically.
Key Features
- Easy GUI — no command-line FFmpeg knowledge required.
- No Video Re-Encoding — the video stream is always copied (-c:v copy) so there is zero quality loss and no extra processing time.
- Improved Playback Compatibility — outputs .mp4, which is widely supported across Smart TVs, Apple TV, Roku, game consoles, mobile devices, etc. This reduces or eliminates Plex transcoding.
- SD files (DVD quality) → Keeps the same AC3 audio bitrate or converts other formats to match the original.
- HD files (720p/1080p/4K) → Converts audio to AC3 5.1 at 640kbps, which is the maximum allowed in MP4 and the most compatible format for streaming clients.
- Batch Folder Conversion — Select a folder and convert an entire season or library at once. Huge time saver for TV collections.
>>>Github Download link: https://github.com/GooseWurkz/Super-Aut ... Converter/
