UCM and video convert?

I need UCM configuration for automatically converting video when users check-in. I’ve susccesfully configured plugin flipfactory but software’s license was too expensive to use, so I’ve been trying writing application which automatically scans new file and uses ffmpeg to convert video, then I didn’t know how to check-in converted file into rendition information in UCM like plugin flipfactory.
I also don’t have much documentary about conversion component.
Can anyone suggest me what to do in this case?
Regards

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