Free and open-source audio and video converter with support for multiple codecs and formats, also offers basic editing capabilities
Avconv is a free, open-source command-line utility for converting video and audio files between formats. It is a fork of the popular FFmpeg project that was created in 2011 due to licensing disagreements. Avconv provides similar functionality and format support as FFmpeg.
Some key features and capabilities of avconv include:
While not as widely adopted as FFmpeg today, avconv continues to offer an updated and maintained alternative for some users, especially Linux distributions that require a LGPL licensing model. It offers comprehensive media conversion and editing functionality via command-line operations.