Changelog
Notable changes to Transcodr. The converter itself runs the same ffmpeg you would on the command line, so most entries are about making that faster, clearer, or calmer.
- Added Google Analytics for aggregate, page-level usage stats. Your files still never leave your device — see the updated Privacy page for what is and isn’t collected.
- SEO pass: complete metadata and social cards, structured data with breadcrumbs, faster loads (text compression, font preloading and caching), and a crawlable favicon and logo.
- Reworked the hero: a larger headline and a live ffmpeg terminal that streams a real conversion in place of the old format diagram.
- Unified the "Try a sample" chips with the rest of the site’s pill styling.
- Added Privacy and Changelog pages.
- Convert media entirely in the browser via ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly. Files never leave the tab.
- Multi-threaded core when the page is cross-origin isolated, with an automatic single-threaded fallback.
- Batch queue with per-file controls, the real ffmpeg command, live stderr, and a session history table.
- Per-conversion landing pages for the most-searched format pairs.
- Dark and light themes, with roomy or compact density.