No cloud processing
Your media never leaves the computer. The local engine listens only on your own device.
Inspect codecs, choose the tracks you need, add subtitles and create safe compatible copies—without uploading your videos to a service.
Your media never leaves the computer. The local engine listens only on your own device.
Review the exact plan first. New files use _fixed; the original is never overwritten.
Analyse folders, apply track and subtitle preferences, and organize series episode-by-episode.
The dashboard is not a video-upload website. It is served locally while Fix My Vid Local is open.
One visible Windows helper. No permanent service and no automatic startup task.
A short code connects your browser to that specific local session.
Analyse only the libraries you choose, then review and run local actions.
See codecs, tracks and likely playback issues against TV and direct-play profiles.
Retain the video, audio and subtitle streams you want, including language profiles in batch.
Embed, batch-match and extract subtitles locally, with optional OpenSubtitles search using your key.
Preview consistent series names before making collision-safe local renames.
These lightweight test builds require the Windows .NET 8 Desktop Runtime. FFmpeg and FFprobe are selected by you and never silently installed.
Reliability & control update · Published July 2026 · Release notes ↗
Browser-first local dashboard with an on-demand private engine that closes with the launcher.
Lightweight · .NET 8 requiredDownload LocalEverything in Local, plus the native Windows desktop application.
Lightweight · .NET 8 requiredDownload CompleteAlpha software: please report problems through GitHub feedback. Windows may show a SmartScreen warning until releases are code-signed and establish reputation.