Save predetermined FFmpeg command presets with GUI, which you can also edit on the fly.
Make sure to read the cheat-sheet to format the command presets correctly.
You can also save commands that need to be edited, like timestamps, and easily edit them each time.
Template formatting is used for both saved presets & one-time-commands. Basically, you need to format the FFmpeg commands you use in a way that they can be dynamically changed later by the program when you drag and drop a new file.
{input} Full input file path
{output} Full output file path
{name} File name without extension
{ext} Original extension, including dot
{folder} Original input folder
{output_dir} Selected output folder
Example:
Say you use the remove audio command a lot, then you would save this preset.
ffmpeg -i "{input}" -c copy -an "{output}"
Output pattern:
{name}_no_audio{ext}