iFlicks
Universal version latest seen at v3.8.1 · Reported by 8 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (2):
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iFlicks is a video converter and metadata management utility for macOS. It bundles FFmpeg under a polished graphical interface to convert video between formats optimized for Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Apple TV) and other targets, while also handling subtitle processing, metadata editing (title, artwork, chapter markers), batch conversion with GPU acceleration via Metal, and watch-folder automation. It is used by home video enthusiasts, content creators, and anyone who needs to prepare video files for specific playback devices. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestioniFlicks has shipped a native Apple Silicon (Universal Binary) build since version 3.8, released in late 2021, so your Intel-only build will see noticeably better performance and lower battery drain on M-series Macs after updating. The simplest path is to visit the official iFlicks website or check the Mac App Store (iFlicks is available on both), where the installer and update mechanism will automatically serve the native build. If you are using the standalone DMG installer from iflicksapp.com, simply download the latest version and the installer will include the native Apple Silicon binary. If you obtained iFlicks through the Mac App Store or Setapp, open the App Store app, navigate to iFlicks, and tap Update — that will pull the current native build automatically. After updating, your existing presets, rules, watch folders, and all saved settings carry over without any manual migration.
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