iFFmpeg has a reputation for handling just about any file conversion and not without reason. Whatever you throw at iFFmpeg, it will probably be able to convert it. Unlike FFmpeg, iFFmpeg doesn't require you to have any terminal skills as it provides a slick, easy to use interface that does all the hard work for you. Once you've picked up the basics of iFFmpeg, its amazing how quickly and efficiently you're able to convert media files.
Most recently, the application has been updated with some handy capabilities, such as the ability to set a maximum file size to convert to and the ability to customize settings for each individual file in a batch. This latter feature is excellent for those with lots of conversion jobs that don't want the same settings applied to every file. Whether you want to convert an MP3 file or shrink a DVD to watch on your iPod, iFFmpeg does the job in one go.
There is very little to fault with iFFmpeg. There is still no way to burn subtitles and sometimes you might find glitches in conversions but generally, the quality is excellent.
iFFmpeg is one of the most powerful and user friendly audio converters you'll find on Mac.
Recent changes
Fixed issue when source file contains 4 audio channels (not very common).
Added ‘Bitrates, Quantizer and other bits’ to the help file (good read for everyone).
Notes
PLEASE NOTE : iFFmpeg does NOT include a compiled FFmpeg binary. This app requires a Working FFmpeg OS X binary available here: http://go.to/osxffmpegcompiling
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