No the reason windows is made in c/c++ is because it's very very fast and you need a language that can talk to low level hardware stuff without performance overhead. No one can just copy the windows because they would be sued into oblivion. There already exists windows clone called ReactOS...
that's not totally true, a trained reverse engineer can analyse C/C++ compiled binary and work it out. Binary can be disassembled then one can easily perform static analysis with IDA Pro or some use some debugger for dynamic analysis.
ffmpeg might do the job but it's slow on a CPU, you'll need a gpu or vps provider that provides gpu (Amazon EC2 Elastic GPUs) and advantage of nvidea cuda technology to accelerate video encoding and decoding very very much.
Go with the one you feel most comfortable with, people saying python is for "beginner" have no idea what python can do. It's easy to get started and huge amount of libraries
Chromedriver can be possible detected because of variables it sets up for the browser, all you need a little tweak and some proxies and it would run just fine.
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