Frame is a high-performance media conversion utility built on the Tauri v2 framework. It provides a native interface for FFmpeg operations
Frame is a high-performance media conversion utility built on the Tauri v2 framework. It provides a native interface for FFmpeg operations, allowing for granular control over video and audio transcoding parameters. The application leverages a Rust-based backend for concurrent task management and process execution, coupled with a Svelte 5 frontend for configuration and state monitoring.
Updateable AppImage Releases: Embedded gh-releases-zsync update information into Linux AppImage builds, generated matching .zsync metadata, and published those files with releases so AppImage managers can update Frame without manual GitHub downloads.
Production Flathub Distribution: Added Flathub-ready manifest generation, release source and cargo vendor archives, automated Flathub repository PR updates, and a Flatpak runtime mode that uses Freedesktop-provided FFmpeg/FFprobe instead of bundled media binaries.
Media Filter Tabs: Added dedicated Video Filters and Audio Filters settings tabs with FFmpeg-backed color, tone, detail, cleanup, style, interlace, volume, dynamics, EQ, pass, noise-reduction, de-essing, stereo-width, normalization, and limiter controls, including runtime filter capability detection, preview refresh handling, reset controls, and export/preview filter-chain coverage.
Settings Tab Tooltips: Added animated labels to the icon-only settings tabs, with a configurable hover delay and a grace period for immediate transitions between neighboring tabs. Resolves #45.
Reusable Conversion Sources: Added explicit Cancel controls that stop queued, running, or paused conversions without removing their source, plus a Convert Again action that preserves completed-file settings and returns the source to an editable state. Resolves #45.
Changed
Output Folder Selection: Conversion outputs now use the default output folder selected in Settings instead of being saved next to each source file, giving queued files from different locations one consistent destination.
Fixed
UNC Output Paths: Preserved periods in generated output names on Windows network shares instead of treating the final portion of the name as a file extension. Resolves #61.
macOS Release Builds: Moved Intel and Apple Silicon bundle jobs to the macOS 26 GitHub-hosted runners so release and validation workflows use the supported packaging environment.
Bundled FFmpeg Integrity: Pinned FFmpeg and FFprobe to version 8.1.2 across macOS, Linux, and Windows, replaced mutable download URLs, and added SHA-256 verification for downloaded archives, extracted binaries, and cached runtime files.
