Shotcut

Shotcut is a super handy video player and editor that works with loads of audio and video formats, thanks to the FFmpeg multimedia framework. It's pretty cool how it can also handle popular image formats like BMP, JPEG, TGA, and TIFF, plus it can stream content over the network!

Easy to Use Media Player

Right from the start, you can use Shotcut as a simple media player. Just drag and drop your videos into the app, and control playback with an easy slider bar. It's so user-friendly!

Keyboard Shortcuts for Convenience

If you prefer using your keyboard, Shotcut has got you covered with multiple hotkeys. You can manage everything without lifting your hands off the keys.

Customize Your View

Even though you can hide the top toolbar in Shotcut, the slider controller is always there (even in full screen mode). This might be a bit distracting if you want to make Shotcut your main video player.

Accessing Video Details Easily

The top toolbar makes it easy to access the app's properties panel. Here, you can see important details about your video like codec, frame rate, format, or aspect ratio. It even shows info about the audio track and any assigned metadata.

Edit Videos with Filters

If you want to edit videos, just open up the Filters panel! You can apply tons of included audio or video effects. Each filter has adjustment options too—so you can tweak them until they fit just right!

Encode and Transcode Made Simple

You'll love that Shotcut lets you use FFmpeg features to encode and transcode videos into various formats. Talk about flexibility!

Your Go-To Video Tool

In summary, Shotcut is an awesome tool for visualizing, encoding, and transcoding tons of video file formats. Plus, its collection of audio and video filters helps make applying effects a breeze!