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Using FFMpeg to show the video and audio codec information of a file.

Iterating through a folder of video files and converting them as in #1.

Using FFMpeg to convert a video file to an H.264 video format while copying the audio as is.

Okay, the common scenarios I’m going to show you how to work with today include: so to be clear, this is for the Windows DOS command line only! I make no guarantees this will work on other systems. While I was researching how to do some of these commands, I found a lot of conflicting advice that was for using Linux command lines, etc.

I’ve been playing around with FFMpeg to batch convert some video and audio files and want to share some tricks I’ve learned for both FFMpeg and the Windows DOS command line. Today’s post is off topic from cybersecurity.