Tdarr is probably your best bet. Its main focus is video but it used ffmeg as the backend, so anything it supports is supported in Tdarr (theoretically)
This, I use tdarr with the “migz convert audio” and “downmix & dynamic range compression” plugins to make sure all my videos have stereo audio channels which gives me a far more consistent experience across my devices
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Tdarr is probably your best bet. Its main focus is video but it used ffmeg as the backend, so anything it supports is supported in Tdarr (theoretically)
https://home.tdarr.io/
You may need to configure ffmeg arguments in the tdarr step chain if there isn’t a default step you can use.
This, I use tdarr with the “migz convert audio” and “downmix & dynamic range compression” plugins to make sure all my videos have stereo audio channels which gives me a far more consistent experience across my devices