EpMedia

Why we included this project

Android apps that need on-device video editing usually face a choice between heavy native code and slow round-trips to a server. EpMedia sidesteps that by wrapping FFmpeg in a small Java API: you create an EpVideo, chain a few method calls like clip() and crop(), and hand it to EpEditor with an output option. The feature set covers the usual mobile needs: trimming, cropping, rotating, mirroring, merging, splitting, speed changes, logos, background music, custom filters, and reversing clips. It's a practical starting point for a prototype or a lightweight in-app editor, and it installs as a JitPack dependency rather than forcing you to compile FFmpeg yourself. One caveat: it targets minSdk 21, outputs MP4, and the text-overlay method was pulled from the latest release due to a dependency build issue, so check the version notes if you need that.