Dikdik Video Converter

DIKDIK Video Converter is a video and audio editing utility for batch processing media. Its tools include cropping, splitting and merging clips, converting video to PDF, speech-to-text, and adding watermarks or subtitles. It also provides WYSIWYG editing and previews for watermark and subtitle placement and effects.

The software supports watermarking video and audio with video, image or text elements, and adding subtitle files in SRT or SSA formats. Its AI features include Ollama API support and DeepSeek-R1 subtitle translation. Batch tools can split clips by duration or number of parts, set start and end points, and crop to preset or adjusted aspect ratios.

Gameplay and features

• Edit watermarks and subtitles: Add and position text, images, video or subtitles, adjust their size and appearance timing, and preview edits. Dynamic effects include Expand, Scroll, Flash and Fade In.
• Process clips in batches: Split videos by clip duration or number of parts, set start and end points, remove title sequences or endings, and merge videos or music files.
• Crop and convert media: Crop videos using preset or adjusted aspect ratios, including 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 and 9:16, or remove black bars. The tool also converts video to PDF.
• Work with speech and subtitles: Use speech-to-text with audio or video, text-to-speech, and add SRT or SSA subtitle files. DeepSeek-R1 is supported for subtitle translation.

Frequently asked questions

Can DIKDIK Video Converter process multiple files at once?

Yes. The supplied product information describes batch tools for watermarking, subtitles, splitting, merging and cropping.

What watermark and subtitle effects are available?

The listed dynamic effects include Expand, Scroll, Flash and Fade In. You can edit placement and appearance in the WYSIWYG interface and preview the result.

Which subtitle formats are supported?

The product information specifically lists SRT and SSA subtitle files. It also describes speech-to-text and DeepSeek-R1 subtitle translation.

Can I choose how videos are split?

Yes. You can set the number of parts or clip duration, specify start and end points, and remove a title sequence or ending.