Add-ons  /  Media
Add-on

Shrink the video where it lives.

Pick a clip in the file list, choose a profile, and the conversion runs as a background job you can pause, watch or cancel. The originals are only removed if you ask, and only after the new file verifies. Everything here is switched on by you rather than by us.

Ships — you switch it on

What you do with it

On a normal Tuesday

01

Convert to AV1 with a profile.

Choose the profile, not the flags. The job goes on the board with progress, a rate and an ETA.

02

Delete the originals, but only after the copy checks out.

Off unless you turn it on, verified before anything goes, and what goes goes to the Trash.

03

See what a file actually is.

Duration, streams and codecs in the preview, without opening a player.

It needs FFmpeg. The add-on manages that for you rather than assuming it is on your PATH.

Which bundles include it

How you come by it

An add-on is not sold on its own — a bundle is, and holding the same add-on through two bundles is never charged twice. See the bundles.

Ships, you switch it on

In the app, off until you move the slider

A fresh install hides anything below the default bar on this add-on’s Minimum readiness slider in Settings › Features. These are in the app today.

  • All of it. Every media feature is InTesting or Experimental, so a fresh install shows none of them until you move the Media Minimum readiness slider in Settings › Features.
Coming soon

Not built, and not charged for

  • Coming soon Transcription, local or through a provider you choose. Both halves are in the tree at Experimental, and there is deliberately no default vendor: a default would be an endpoint your audio goes to, picked by us.
  • Coming soon Extract the audio from a clip. Experimental today.

Media is part of the file manager.

Download File Manager, then pick the bundle that grants it.