FFmpeg Splitter

Purpose-built for media engineers and content teams, this tool leverages FFmpeg to generate sequential video or audio segments from a source file. It supports fixed-duration splits, optional start and end times, and configurable encoding or copying. The core workflow computes segment time windows, then executes per-segment FFmpeg commands to produce output files with a consistent naming scheme. Beneficiaries include editors assembling clips, QA teams validating fragment lengths, and automation pipelines that require reproducible segment sets. Unique value lies in batch-ready input handling, robust validation, and explicit control over encoding vs copying to preserve quality or reduce processing time. Core features include: input media selection, segment duration, optional range, output format, naming templates, and encoding controls; batch mode for multiple inputs; per-segment success tracking and logging. Use cases include creating episodic clips from long recordings, extracting promotional teasers, or generating datasets for ML that require uniform segment lengths. The tool emphasizes predictable results, explicit error reporting for missing inputs or unsupported formats, and clear handling of edge cases such as non-divisible durations or keyframe alignment. It is designed for environments where FFmpeg is installed and accessible, and for workflows that demand scriptable, repeatable segmentation without manual editing.