[IMP] Add the possibility to define the number of threads used by ffmpeg #55
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To improve the performance of video encoding, ffmpeg is able to use multiple cores of the processor (See http://ffmpeg.org/pipermail/ffmpeg-user/2011-July/001735.html)
My pull request allows user to define the number of threads to use for the conversion. It adds a
options to ffmpeg. This option can be set by putting a key 'threads' with a number of threads to use in the Converter.convert() method.