This little tool helps you to convert videos to h264 video with just IFrames, plus if the video resolution is larger than 1080p it gets downscaled.
This is NOT FOR PUBLISHING videos, videos converted like this are only meant to be used FOR SCRIPTING.
Videos encoded like this can suffer in quality and will be larger than necessary, but the OpenFunScripter likes them more, to be used in OpenFunScripter is the only purpose for this.
If a supported NVidia GPU gets detected, it will be used for encoding - faster, otherwise your CPU has to do the job.
Iâve kept it as simple as possible, as simple as it can be, itâs intended that way.
Kept as simple as possible, for users who donât wanna be bothered by bitrates, codec settings and alike.
Drag and drop your video into the file list, wait until checking is done, click âConvert To H264 Videoâ, wait until encoding is done, and you are good to go.
Reason for this - use-case example:
Uploading AV1 videos saves me upload time, some users still have problems playing AV1 videos, maybe they canât or donât want to install codecs - for whatever reason, it doesnât matter.
With this tool really everybody should be able to get a decent H264 encode, without any installations or background knowledge.
Technical stuff:
Source video bitrate gets detected, output bitrate gets set to 140% of source to keep the quality on a comparable level.
Video resolution is limited to 4K, everything above will be downscaled to 4K limits, perceiving the source aspect ratio.
Itâs meant to be used for H265 or AV1 to H264, but because itâs ffmpeg, it should be possible to throw any kind of video into it, some alien file extensions might not be support, could be bypassed by simply renaming to .mp4
Tested also with some ancient videos with the strangest codecs from a time when modems made strange noises, put some extra effort in it, should convert anything, if you come across a video that doesnât gets converted, let me know.
You will need the IFramer.exe and a ffmpeg.exe in the same folder - it doesnât make use of the PATH variable to check for ffmpeg.exe
Downloads:
IFramer.exe v1.0.4
Alternative ffmpeg.exe download - back in the days I had problems finding the correct download myself - this is NOT the up-to-date version of ffmpeg.exe, but the one Iâve tested with:
ffmpeg.exe @ mega

