DME ResourcesBatch Convert Using FFmpeg on Windows
This zip file contains two batch files and a read me file. The read me file explains how to use this simple process to convert all files of a given extension in a given folder to another format or container.
| File Name: | batch_convert_with_ffmpeg_on_windows.zip |
| File Size: | 1.88 KB |
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| Created Date: | 10-21-2023 |
| Last Updated Date: | 10-21-2023 |
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