Recut
Open-source licences
Recut for Mac and web
Recut edits video and audio on your own device with FFmpeg, compiled to WebAssembly. This page credits that software and tells you where its source is.
FFmpeg
This software uses code of FFmpeg licensed under the LGPL v2.1 or later. Recut ships FFmpeg n5.1.4, built without GPL or non-free components, as a separate module that Recut loads at run time and drives through FFmpeg's command line.
- Notice: what is inside the module and under which licence.
- Build recipe: the exact source release of every component and the build options. With Docker it reproduces the module from source.
- Build configuration.
- FFmpeg source for this release: github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg at n5.1.4.
You may replace the module's two files (ffmpeg-core.js and ffmpeg-core.wasm) with your own build of the same interface and Recut will use it. If you would like the source on a physical medium, write to labszapx@gmail.com.
Bundled with FFmpeg
| Library | Licence | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| OpenH264 v2.6.0 | BSD 2-clause | H.264 video |
| libvpx v1.13.1 | BSD 3-clause | WebM video |
| libvorbis v1.3.3 and libogg v1.3.4 | BSD 3-clause | WebM audio |
| LAME | LGPL v2 or later | MP3 audio |
| libwebp v1.3.2 | BSD 3-clause | WebP images |
| zlib v1.2.11 | zlib licence | Compression |
| ffmpeg.wasm binding | MIT | Running FFmpeg in the browser |
The full text of every licence is in the notice and the files beside it.
The apps
Recut is built with Tauri (MIT or Apache 2.0), React (MIT), Lucide icons (ISC) and other open-source libraries under permissive licences. Provider and model logos are trademarks of their owners and are shown only to identify the models you can run.