Adapted slightly: made the path to ffmpeg absolute, and to make prores movs. Works brilliantly. Thank you!

Thank you! This saved me tedious typing work converting one file at a time... xD

Worked flawlessly for .xma Xbox 360 files to .mp3 Thank god dude, you deserve a medal

Works like a charm. Thanks!

Thank you for this guides!

I've successfully created a batch file for encode all my video files. Thank you very much!

Just perfect ! Thanks a lot !!

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Thank you! Very good!

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thanks! it helped much

Cool. what should I do, If I want to combine a list of video (20) files to a list of Audio (20)files and have 20 outputs?

thank you

Hi, how to merge a photo and an audio and export multiple files with each of their own?

is there any command to speed up encoding proccess? WAV to MP3 ?

great man thanks alot ..but what -vn does in this command!

-b:a is an invalid protocol.

Do you have the batch script for converting Webm to Mp3?

Works, but doesn't seem to be able to handle special characters... If anyone is having that problem, here's what I did: Couldn't get it to work one way or another in normal windows Batch so I downloaded Git Bash (git-scm.com/downloads) which is another terminal (apparently with a Linux infrastructure), scoured the internet and made this script that works: #this is a comment cd /c/Users/yeshe/Music/mp4_Input for f in *; do ffmpeg -n -i "$f" -c:a libmp3lame "../mp3OútputFolderWithDirtySpecialCharacter/${f%.*}.mp3" #This is a relative path (the "../" will make it go back one folder (so, into the "Music" folder) and then "mp3OútputFolderWithDirtySpecialCharacter/" will put it in the "mp3OútputFolderWithDirtySpecialCharacter" folder) done To make it executable it's a little different, here's what worked for me: Make an empty .txt file, put the script in, change the extension to .sh, righ_click>Open with>Other application>Git Bash (and check the box that says "always use this application for .sh files" if it doesn't work for you, you might have to search how to make "Git Bash script executable" or something like it And you should be able to double click it to execute it *EXPLANATION*: The script will grab ALL the files in /c/Users/yeshe/Music/mp4_Input and try to convert into mp3 and put them in /c/Users/yeshe/Music/mp3OútputFolderWithDirtySpecialCharacter folder if it can convert it (like, it won't convert and put a .txt file for example) the "-n" option makes it so it doesn't overwrite files with the same name, you can remove it and it will ask you what to do when there is a file with the same name. These question and answers were the ones that helped me the most: stackoverflow.com/questions/37151619/syntax-error-near-unexpected-token-do-in-bash-script Hope this helps someone

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