vert.sh
VERT is an open-source file converter that handles image, video, audio and document files. Processing is done on the user's device, and the site states there are no ads, no tracking and no file size limit.
Aconvert
Aconvert.com converts document, ebook, image, icon, video, audio and archive files online for free. Users select a local file and a target format, then convert; batch conversion is available by adding multiple files. The site is an extensional site of PDFConvertOnline.com.
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- converts all kinds of document, ebook, image, icon, video, audio, and archive files online for free Source: www.aconvert.com
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VERT is an open-source file converter that handles image, video, audio and document files. Processing is done on the user's device, and the site states there are no ads, no tracking and no file size limit.
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0VideoUtils offers online video, audio and image converters for everyday multimedia tasks, letting users compress, convert and edit multimedia files online for free. Listed converters include MP4 to MP3 conversion, audio removal, video resizing, PDF password removal and Word to PDF conversion.
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0text2img converts text files to images and allows uploading to imgur. It supports almost all encodings, primarily for NFO files with ASCII art. Images and text are processed in memory only, with no temporary files stored.
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0SMPlayer is a free, open-source media player for Windows and Linux that includes built-in codecs for playing audio and video formats without external codec packs. It serves as a graphical interface for MPlayer and mpv, and can play and download YouTube videos, find subtitles, generate thumbnails and resume playback. It is available in more than 30 languages.
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0Rarlab is the home of WinRAR and RAR archivers. WinRAR is an archive manager that can back up data, reduce the size of email attachments, open and unpack RAR, ZIP and other downloaded files, and create new RAR and ZIP archives. A trial version is available for download before purchase.
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0Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program that synchronizes files between two or more computers in real time. Communication is secured using TLS with perfect forward secrecy, and each device is identified by a cryptographic certificate. The protocol is documented and the source code is available on GitHub. It runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, OpenBSD and other systems, and is configured through a browser interface.
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