Media Suite

ConverterA queue of videos and images to MP4 or MOV using the graphics card (NVENC), with 16:9 aspect ratio, rotation, blurred background and sound normalization. Drop the files on the window (or choose them), join the converted ones into a single video and turn a PowerPoint presentation into video with the slide timings — drawn by PowerPoint itself, faithful to the original; hidden slides are left out. PNG, WebP and TIFF images with transparency end up with the transparent area black in the video. Servers and players: a second mode, “Servers and players”, prepares the video for its destination with 21 presets for WATCHOUT, disguise, Resolume, Modulo Pi, Mitti, Millumin and QMP; each one says what it does, the warnings and the official source it comes from (with the date), and lets you fine-tune the resolution, frames per second, alpha and audio. The audio is your choice: separate in a WAV next to the video (as WATCHOUT asks, by default) or inside the video, with a notice of how many files will come out and the estimated size of each option, so you can see which is lighter to send. It never overwrites a file that already exists (nor the WAV) and checks that the result opens. Some presets are marked “to be confirmed” (for example Resolume's DXV, which comes from FFmpeg's encoder and has not been opened in a real Resolume), and what FFmpeg cannot do (NotchLC, DXV with alpha or HQ, HAP R) is stated rather than hidden. Windows only for now.

LED CompositorA single tab with two modes, chosen inside it: “Join videos on a canvas” (several videos side by side, one per LED wall) and “Cut a large video into strips” (a UHD video cut up: one box per LED screen, each with its own size, one file per strip). It is the former Video Compositor.

Optimize for TV / USBPrepares a USB stick with the videos in the formats each player or television reads, with profiles per brand (Samsung, Sony, TCL, Iiyama, NEC, Toshiba…). It is the former USB Optimizer.

PowerPoint → WordThe text of a PowerPoint, in Word, with whatever formatting it has (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, colour and links; light text stays in the normal colour, and that can be switched off in an option): one heading per slide, the text in reading order, lists with their levels and tables as Word tables (and, if you want, the speaker notes). Drop files or a whole folder; the Word file goes next to the PowerPoint and never overwrites one that already exists. .pptx, .pptm and .ppsx only.

PDF → PowerPoint / PNGA presentation you only have as a PDF, in PowerPoint: each page becomes a slide identical to the PDF (the whole page as an image, in normal, high or maximum quality), with the page size, each page's text in the speaker notes and the PDF's links (websites, emails, jumps between pages) as clickable areas. Drop files or a whole folder; the PowerPoint goes next to the PDF and never overwrites one that already exists. Password-protected or damaged PDFs fail with the reason, without stopping the others. It is not editable: it is for projecting and for SlideCue. There is also an “Editable” mode (experimental), through LibreOffice, if you have it installed. Under “Save as” you can choose PNG images: one image per page (150, 300 or 600 dots per inch, white background) in a “name_png” folder next to the PDF, also never overwriting anything.

HTML → PowerPointAn HTML file (or a folder) in PowerPoint, identical to what Edge draws. Two modes: Slides (one section per slide, at 1920 × 1080: a “deck” made in HTML with sections, “.slide”, “[data-slide]”…; if there are no slides, it converts by pages and warns you) and Page (each printed page is a slide, in 16:9, portrait A4 or landscape A4). It carries the text into the speaker notes and the links as clickable areas, in normal, high or maximum quality. The original HTML file is never changed and PowerPoint never overwrites another one. It needs Microsoft Edge (already included in Windows).

Test PatternsThe test pattern generator for LED walls inside the suite, with no internet: circles of your choice, grey scales in rows or columns, 8 to 16-bit ramps (with a 16-bit PNG) and a 1 to 5 pixel burst across the whole screen. Saves the PNG wherever you choose. Windows only in this version.

QMP · Quick Media PlayerStarts and stops the installed QMP · Quick Media Player, shows its panel in a tab and opens its own window. QMP keeps running separately: closing the suite doesn't close it, and it always asks before starting or stopping. Windows only in this version.

Send to MySignageEach converted video can go straight to a MySignage channel: in the project panel you generate an upload key, paste it into Media Suite, and the file uploads in chunks. It accepts videos, images, PowerPoint presentations (converted to video with the slide timings) and PDF (each page goes as an image). It only goes into the project the key belongs to.

Everything includedffmpeg comes in the installer, which doesn't ask for administrator rights. One window, one “New version” notice. For PowerPoint with exact formatting you need PowerPoint installed; without it, LibreOffice is used, if present.