[0:00] Uh hello guys uh welcome to this video.
[0:02] So in this video I will show you a
[0:04] ffmppg batch processing script or
[0:08] command that you can actually run to
[0:10] process multiple videos at a single
[0:12] time. So if let's suppose if you have a
[0:15] directory containing multiple videos
[0:17] let's suppose it can contain either 10
[0:20] videos or it can contain 100 videos as
[0:23] well.
[0:24] So using this ffmppg script or command
[0:27] that I will show you, it will process
[0:29] and convert all these videos into MP3.
[0:32] So it will extract all the sound from
[0:34] this videos and save it as a MP3 file.
[0:37] So just go to your command line and as
[0:40] you can see we have four videos present
[0:42] in my directory. So this is first,
[0:45] second, third, fourth. All these videos
[0:47] are in MP4 format MP4. So what I will do
[0:51] is that I will convert all these four
[0:53] videos into MP3. So just go to the
[0:56] directory wherever your videos are
[1:00] present. So simply open the command line
[1:03] right here. So I just open command line
[1:06] in the directory where all the videos
[1:09] are present. So once you open it, this
[1:12] is actually a very simple oneline
[1:15] command that you simply write here for
[1:18] and then you write percentage
[1:22] sign I. So we are simply running a for
[1:26] loop right here in the command line. So
[1:28] for percentage sign I after that we just
[1:32] need to say in and then parenthesis and
[1:36] then we just need to write
[1:38] here asterric sign right here and then
[1:43] MP4. So this is essentially what it is
[1:46] doing right here. It is looping through
[1:47] all the videos which are present in this
[1:49] folder. It is saying for and we have put
[1:52] this placeholder variable I in and this
[1:56] parenthesis is doing it
[1:59] is MP4. So we are not providing names
[2:02] right here. Names can be anything but we
[2:05] just provided this extension that
[2:07] ismpp4. So it is essentially it is
[2:09] saying that if all the videos are
[2:12] present in this folder is MP4. So one by
[2:15] one it is uh do the processing of each
[2:17] video and after that we just need to
[2:20] execute the command here. So we simply
[2:22] write
[2:23] do
[2:25] ffmppg dash i. So we take each video and
[2:29] we execute this simple command ffmpg- i
[2:32] and after that we just say in double
[2:35] quotes percentage sign i. We take the
[2:40] video and after that again we write uh
[2:43] double quotes and we convert that video
[2:46] into MP4. So we simply write here this
[2:49] symbol which
[2:52] is right in the keyboard right here. You
[2:54] throw just put shift key you will see
[2:58] this is actually the key right here and
[3:01] then you
[3:03] can
[3:05] ni.mpp3. So I have given the command in
[3:07] the description of this video. So you
[3:09] can copy this command. So you just need
[3:12] to write this
[3:13] command in double quotes percentage sign
[3:18] ni.mpp3. So as soon as I execute this
[3:20] command right here, you will see it will
[3:22] process each video and it will create
[3:24] this MP3 file for each video in the same
[3:27] directory. So you can see it will save
[3:31] you a lot of time because if you have
[3:33] thousands of videos present and if you
[3:35] just want to convert videos into MP3 you
[3:38] can just execute the script in the
[3:40] command line and you will see the
[3:43] processing has been complete and the
[3:45] four MP3 videos have been created
[3:47] automatically. So you can see if I so in
[3:51] this video I will show you variable by
[3:54] these three. So see it is extracted all
[3:58] the sound. Here it
[4:01] is dot
[4:06] up do machine W6. So all the four videos
[4:11] sound has been extracted which comes
[4:14] right here four different MP3 files. So
[4:17] I have given this command uh with a
[4:20] little bit detailed article as well of
[4:22] stra overflow.com where I got this
[4:24] command.
[4:26] So they have explained each option in
[4:29] detail and after that they have also
[4:31] given command from Linux. This command
[4:34] will only work for Windows machine but
[4:36] if you are on Mac or Linux they have
[4:38] also given command from for that as
[4:40] well. So you can refer this article.
[4:44] I've given this article in the
[4:45] description of this video. So if you are
[4:47] on Linux or Mac, you basically copy this
[4:49] command and it will do the same task for
[4:52] you. So thank you very much for watching
[4:54] this video and also check out my website
[4:56] freemediattools.com
[4:58] uh which contains thousands of tools
[5:00] regarding audio, video and image.