The screenshots I posted are of Convertophile and the Windows File Explorer docked next to each other. Convertophile does not come with a built in file explorer.
Harper Rhett
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Finally, a solution to video compression that allows creators to upload their content to any platform with ease.
I am a game developer. It's likely you are as well. As game developers we spend a lot of time sharing the content we create. But, oh! How can we ever share our screen recordings and trailers with these terribly small video upload size restrictions? (Cough, Discord). It is truly a struggle. So, the natural course of action we take next is to search for video compression solutions. A website would be nifty.
Rats! The video compression websites have upload size limitations as well! What's a distraught game developer to do? Well, okay. How about we download an application. There should be no problem with upload size limitations if the video never has to be uploaded in the first place.
Snap! Why are all these applications so complicated? What's with all these options? Who has the time to understand every codec, format specification, and conversion option?
Introducing:
May you never concern yourself about video conversion, compression, and modification again. Convertophile was designed with simplicity in mind and features a modern interface which hides all the caveats of video modification.

Available for free here.
I appreciate the swift response! Your app is really intuitive and I have a lot of appreciation for the design and execution.
If I may propose a compromise! Perhaps when the user opens a markdown file, Deepdwn opens and prompts the user with a popup asking if they would like to add the file’s parent folder to Deepdwn’s folder list. Then, upon confirmation, the folder would be added and the file opened.
P.S. A total sidetrack, but I believe there’s a market out there for a non-markdown word editor somewhere in-between markdown and Word or Google Docs. Realistically, just a minimalistic word editor that’s portable and not bloated with features I never asked for.
This is a fantastic markdown editing tool. I use it often. But, an incredible feature is missing. When I set Deepdwn as my primary program for opening markdown files, and I open a markdown file, Deepdwn opens an empty file! Realistically, most of the time when I'm using Deepdwn, the folder selection system doesn't make since. I'm a programmer, and I hop from repository to repository, each one in a different location with different markdown files. It would be a huge quality-of-life feature and increase my usage of Deepdwn if I could just double click on the markdown file and it opens up in Deepdwn. As of right now I find myself using VSCode for such things. But I love Deepdwn!
I was noticing that double circles are not rendered as shown off in the mermaid docs. For instance, this just turns into a parsing error:
When it should look like this but with a double outline on the last circle:
(Deepdwn version 0.38.0 on Windows 11)
I hope everyone is doing well! This mouthful of a jam is starting in roughly two days, so I hope y'all are excited! Attendance is a little lower than expected, but I know that's just because only the most dedicated, awesome people are participating. Anyways, I might include a Zoom link for kickoff so that we can meet each other, so let me know what you think about that? Can't wait to see what y'all come up with!
- Harper/Voltaia, TigerDev Vice President
Thanks! The tentacle is made up of several hinge joints, with the first joint on the gun, and the last on an object that follows the mouse. A specific amount of joints is made based on the distance from the mouse, and then several pixel-sized boxes are given parent joints to follow to give it a visual.
I’m currently looking into a better method with the marching squares algorithm that could reduce lag completely and look better.
Only two complaints, otherwise the game is really well done and I enjoyed it :)
I couldn't move my mouse at first, so I opened settings and changed the sensitivity and then it started working. Weird bug. Second, such a short time limit! I could only get one bag! Anyways, graphics were cool, the personification of the bags was cool, and it was fun.