About MAA Batch Video Encoder

MAA Batch Video Encoder is a powerful and flexible tool built for video hoarders, streamers, and home server users who want to efficiently re-encode, compress, and organize large media libraries.

Developed by Austin Shires, this tool brings together advanced batch processing logic with an easy-to-use graphical interface for Windows users. It leverages FFmpeg under the hood while abstracting away the complexity for casual or power users alike.

Visit our Download page or explore Help & Features to learn more.

What It Is For

• 💾 Saving disk space on home media servers (Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, etc.)
• 🎮 Re-encoding video files for better streaming or device compatibility
• 🧹 Cleaning up file/folder names and removing subtitle clutter
• 🎛️ Automating repetitive encoding tasks with smart presets

Closed Source – Why?

This project is free to use but closed-source to protect the time and care invested in its development. I believe in keeping access open without giving away the countless hours spent building and maintaining it.

FFmpeg Disclaimer

This application uses FFmpeg, a powerful open-source media processing engine. You must comply with FFmpeg’s license. MAA Encoder is not affiliated with or endorsed by FFmpeg. Visit ffmpeg.org for more information and to view the FFMPEG source code.