kingishut - Thank you for sharing your projects. It's always interesting to compare your results with other people's experiences. My friends and I had our project, which we started slowly. But for now, we use FFmpeg as a video converter because it is free, and we can use its code in our projects, both commercial and free-distributed. Though we operate on various operating systems and have to use https://www.zaptest.com/ui-testing-automation, which provides solutions for automated UI testing, it is encouraging that FFmpeg itself is available on Linux, Windows, and Mac Os. It works everywhere in the same way. And although Adobe Encoder, the best X.265 converter that comes with Premiere, we can't do it yet.

wobr - I use mostly online converters, whether I need to convert videos, music, or some text documents. A lot of services have limits, but there are so many services, you could at least pick a new one every time the old one reaches its limit.

ho - Don't you get tired of constantly looking for new services? Maybe I need converters of different files so often that I'm just not ready to spend time looking for a working service every time. Right now I've found Permute, more about which is info at link https://setapp.com/how-to/convert-mov-to-mp4 , but there are plenty of other alternatives to try too. Personally, Permute for converting mov to mp4 is more than enough for me.