If you aren't seeing the usefulness of some of the tools perhaps you should go do a bit of research to find out what current methods are for handling footage acquired from different types of sources. This pack was created to centralize current footage handling tools for a variety of different sources that most AMV editors tend to come across. When it comes to MkvToMp4, the name is actually rather deceiving as it will recontainer not just MKVs but also M2TS files and several other containers to MP4, which many find you should mention mirkosp as he is one of the people I contacted for suggestions when I decided to create an all in one pack for footage handling and he made some good recommendations on things to include (and he also provided the Italian translation). Don't forget, I did choose to include AMVsimple as well and it is the default option for Russian installs. As for MeGUI, while I like that it shows all the possible options and is a powerful tool for encoding video, how it handles muxing and audio delay is another subject entirely. Being the FFMPEG executables are included, any advanced user can feel free to use the CLI if they so prefer. Is that really that complicated of a concept to was just explaining why some would consider Zarx264gui better and it is a good tool for making that step from one click encoding interfaces to more advanced ones by narrowing it down to the more critical options that are most often needed to adjust for quality. As for the tools you don't like, as shown in the image above they are all optional. To summarize the replies below, yes there are tools that not everyone will need and there are guides available and mentioned during the install process with links provided to said guides.

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