Native SwiftUI utility that batch-processes video files: keep only the audio and subtitle tracks you want, compress with hardware-accelerated encoding (HEVC/H.264 VideoToolbox), and export to a folder of your choice. Uses ffmpeg, ffprobe and jq via Homebrew.
Version: 1.0.4 · Requires: macOS 26+ · License: Closed Source
Requires Homebrew installed. Native Apple Silicon.
HEVC and H.264 encoding via Apple VideoToolbox. 5-10x faster than software encoders on Apple Silicon with excellent quality.
Analyzes all audio and subtitle tracks across files. Select languages globally or per file with visual statistics.
Process multiple video files simultaneously with 2-4 concurrent jobs. Drag and drop to add files instantly.
Choose between CRF (constant quality) or target file size. Four quality presets from fast to maximum quality.
Live progress with percentage, ETA and detailed logs. Filter by status, sort by name, size or status.
Remove unwanted audio and subtitle tracks. Re-encode, cleanup or both in a single pass.
Added automatic update checker: the app now notifies you when a new version is available directly from Settings or via the app menu. You can choose to download, skip, or be reminded later.
Before opening the downloaded file, we recommend verifying its integrity. This confirms the DMG has not been tampered with or corrupted during download.
Expected SHA-256 hash (compare this with the Terminal output):
6a73e0c5ffaee0e5b08209b297ec94de69f8546df9a60057f0490889d456d7a8
Open Terminal and run this command in the folder where you saved the file:
shasum -a 256 brewmp4cleaner-1.0.4.dmg
The output must exactly match the hash shown above. If it differs, do not open the file and download it again.
Added multi-language support: the app language can now be changed directly from Settings, independently from the system language. Available languages: English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese. Restart the app to apply the change.
Before opening the downloaded file, we recommend verifying its integrity. This confirms the DMG has not been tampered with or corrupted during download.
Expected SHA-256 hash (compare this with the Terminal output):
a003fbc58a3b76f6e2eadac4a589c5105077a98c65b968d74881a529538f8a64
Open Terminal and run this command in the folder where you saved the file:
shasum -a 256 brewmp4cleaner-1.0.3.dmg
The output must exactly match the hash shown above. If it differs, do not open the file and download it again.