There's only one way to manage that, and that is to hide some options and functionality. Then it stops being an ffmpeg GUI, it starts becoming a "video transcoding application" (or an "audio grabber application "or a "subtitle insertion application") with ffmpeg as its backend.
See a similar thing for openssl here: https://smallstep.com/blog/if-openssl-were-a-gui/
Maybe someone can build a very specific AI that generates ffmpeg commands for you, based on its man page and what you input as free text?
Sun May 30 11:16:00 CEST 2010 Call for developers Transcode, like any opensource project, is always in need of contributions, but the situation has reached crisis point in recent weeks.
Despite a rich roadmap and plenty of ideas and proposals, the project is short of developers and close to stall. Moreover, one of the main developers (myself) has suspended its contribution to the development and maintainance for lack of time.
If you are interested in partecipating, bring it on! This is the right time! Join the development mailing list: transcode-devel at exit1 dot org (don't worry, the traffic is very low) and learn how you can contribute to the project.
Transcode needs you!
PLEASE NOTE! Transcode does'nt need hardware or money donations!
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