Portable VidControl 2.9.29
VidControl Portable is a free all-in-one video converter. CPU Encoding, Hardware-accelerated encoding with NVIDIA NVENC, AMD AMF, and Intel QSV for maximum speed. Subtitle Editor, Built-in editor with OCR recognition (Tesseract), spell checking, and batch processing. Batch Queue, Queue multiple files and let them process automatically one after another. Encoding Presets, Predefined and custom presets for quick setup – from CRF values to audio settings. Crop Editor, Visual crop editor with preview and automatic black bar detection. Watch Folders, Folder monitoring: New files are automatically detected and added to the queue.
All Features at a Glance
Video Encoding
- H.264, H.265 (HEVC), and AV1 support
- GPU encoding: NVIDIA NVENC, AMD AMF, Intel QSV
- CRF mode for constant quality
- Audio: AAC, AC3, Opus – or passthrough
- Multiple audio and subtitle tracks
- Automatic GPU/hardware detection
Subtitles
- VobSub & PGS image subtitle OCR (Tesseract)
- Built-in SRT editor with waveform display
- Hunspell spell checking (DE/EN)
- Batch OCR for complete series
- Custom name list for OCR correction
- Native MKV parsing without external tools
Workflow
- Drag & drop import
- Batch queue with auto processing
- Watch folders – automatic monitoring
- Custom encoding presets
- Smart output naming
- Encoding history with statistics
Release Notes:
- New: AI dubbing. VidControl can now voice your translated subtitles itself. It pulls the voices out of the video, clones one per speaker and builds a complete new audio track. The music and sound effects stay intact, and the finished track is added to the video as an extra audio track on your next encode
- New: Dub Studio for hand-tuning. Every voice sits on its own lane on a timeline. You can listen to individual lines, move, shorten, raise or lower them and fade them in and out. If lines run into each other, one click on ‘Resolve overlaps’ pulls them apart. Single lines can also be regenerated
- New: audition a voice first. Before the long run starts, pick a speaker, type any sentence and hear right away whether the cloned voice works
- AI dubbing is optional and runs entirely locally on your graphics card. VidControl downloads what it needs by itself the first time
- Clearer codec list: codecs that can’t run in the current mode (e.g. VVC or AV1 under NVENC) now show greyed out with a reason instead of just being missing, so you can see why something isn’t selectable
- Fixed the dub-engine setup: the window now closes by itself after the download and continues straight on; the close button no longer hangs