i'm doing a (free) media format conversion program (just a hobby, wont be big and professional like GNU) for macOS. It's not total vibe coding but I didn't realize how awesome AI could make stuff before it was better (in my opinion) then anything i've ever tried before. now i'm being semi-disciplined with it.
- Converts video, pictures, audio to/from any format
- ffmpeg backend (currently it has the fat proprietary codec included ffmpeg build which isnt open source compatible but literally supports everything)
- really slick looking interface that adheres to apple design philosophy
- has cool ✅, ❌and 🔄
- simple coherent and useful interface that doesnt have all the nonsense and overly complicated options programs like this typically have.
- no cumbersom file dialog boxes, drag and drop and in-place output
I just made the github repo public and haven't got around to including release builds or a trendy looking README.md yet
You built a free Mac converter that handles video, pictures, audio, drag-and-drop, and a proprietary ffmpeg build, but apparently the README is where your discipline goes to die. Ship the release, pretty boy; I’m not seducing a beta.
was the black in-place of the transparent background on this image intentional?
Kind of. It's the style of the media container. It didn't change the image itself. It's like that because I was troubleshooting issues with layout.