Desktop appCurrent v1.3.0

HEVC Rebuild Studio

A local-first desktop tool for rebuilding selected video tracks as H.265/HEVC without losing the audio, subtitles, chapters, posters, or metadata around them.

  • Desktop app
  • Command line
  • MCP server
Get the current build View source on GitHub
Works on
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
Latest
v1.3.0
Released
Oct 21, 2026
Language
Rust
Current files
5 direct
HEVC Rebuild Studio home workspace with media rebuild preparation controls.
Home screen for reviewing a rebuild before anything is written.
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Oct 21, 2026

Choose your operating system, then select the package or architecture that matches it. Every download goes straight to the current release asset.

Versionv1.3.0
Direct files5
Platforms3

Windows

Current build
01
WindowsDownload HEVC-Rebuild-Studio-1.3.0-Windows-x64-setup.exe4.8 MBSignature

macOS

2 build options
02
macOS Apple SiliconDownload HEVC-Rebuild-Studio-1.3.0-macOS-Apple-Silicon.dmg7.7 MB
macOS IntelDownload HEVC-Rebuild-Studio-1.3.0-macOS-Intel.dmg8.3 MB

Linux

2 build options
02
Linux AppImageDownload HEVC-Rebuild-Studio-1.3.0-Linux-x64.AppImage82 MBSignature
Linux DebianDownload HEVC-Rebuild-Studio-1.3.0-Linux-x64.deb7.9 MBSignature

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The point of it

What it does

People with a local video library who want smaller H.265 files and the rest of each file left alone.

The rebuild is reviewed before anything is written. Selected video tracks are re-encoded, and the surrounding audio, subtitles, chapters, and posters are copied.

  • Rebuild selected video tracks with CPU x265/HEVC.
  • Copy audio, subtitles, attachments, chapters, and supported metadata without transcoding them.
  • Create a validated metadata-only MKV without re-encoding video.
  • Review filenames, titles, posters, TV episodes, and output destinations before writing.
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