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@iTroy0 iTroy0 released this 09 Jun 23:55

WebP → Video Converter v2.2

Major correctness + UX release. Update strongly recommended.

Fixed

  • Frame timing: conversions now preserve each frame's real duration (variable frame rate). Previously every file was flattened to a constant FPS — animations with mixed frame delays played too fast/slow. Toggle "Use original frame timing" to switch back to forced FPS.
  • Aspect ratio: resolution presets (480p/720p/1080p/4K) fit inside the target box instead of stretching. Combining files with different sizes now letterboxes instead of distorting.
  • Needless re-encode resize on "Same Resolution" removed (sharper output).
  • Paths containing quotes no longer break ffmpeg; last frame duration no longer dropped.
  • MP4 gets +faststart (instant streaming start); WebM/VP9 encoding is much faster (row-mt, deadline good).
  • GIF output properly quantized with transparency support and true per-frame timing; combining into GIF now allowed.
  • No more orphan ffmpeg processes or corrupt partial files when cancelling or closing mid-conversion.
  • Crash fixes: deleted queue files, rapid preview switching, close-during-convert, non-Windows app icon.
  • Decode errors now surface in the UI (previously invisible in windowed builds) and the batch continues past bad files.

Added

  • Drag & drop files or whole folders into the window
  • Real encode progress (live percentage from ffmpeg)
  • "Add Folder" button
  • Preview: checkerboard behind transparency, true frame timing, frame/duration info, Space to pause
  • Clean output filenames: name.mp4, name (1).mp4 — no more random suffixes
  • In-window stacked toasts; success toast click opens the output folder
  • Ctrl+Enter to start conversion; window size remembered between sessions
  • Launcher scripts now find Python reliably and show dependency errors instead of hiding them

Download

  • Windows: WebP.Converter.exe below — portable, no install needed
  • Linux/macOS: run from source (./start.sh), see README