This app is completely based on FFmpegKit
FFmpegKit is a collection of tools to use FFmpeg in Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, tvOS, Flutter and React Native applications.
x265encoder is an Android app where I only compiled the underlying ffmeg-kit.aar for x265 and x264, and only for Android arm64-v8a.
This app is "only" created for myself to rescale and crop x264 and x265 4k movies to x265 1080p or 720p in case I need smaller videos. For that reasons it is a very quick & dirty app based on the Android test-app-local-dependency from ffmpeg-kit-test android (with only some minor clean up).
If you can use it, please feel free to download.
Manually input a filename like 20230628-160301.mp4.
It will take it from /storage/emulated/0/DCIM/Camera/.
No file picker. Use some filemanager to get the video name.
It will create a new mp4 at the same location, but then something like 0230628-160301-1080p.mp4 (rescale 4k to 2k) or 0230628-160301-crop-1080p.mp4 (crop 4k to 2k).
(Did I already mention that it is a quick & dirty application?)
x265encoder is licensed under GPL v3.0.
FFmpegKit library alone is licensed under the LGPL v3.0.
FFmpegKit bundles (.aar archives, frameworks, xcframeworks), which include both FFmpegKit and FFmpeg
libraries, are also licensed under the LGPL v3.0.
FFmpegKit Test repository is licensed under the MIT License, fonts used by the applications are licensed under the SIL Open Font License, other digital assets are published in the public domain.