[0:00] If you want to convert this video from
[0:02] AVI format to MP4, type cmd in the
[0:05] location bar and hit
[0:08] enter. Type fmpg i video title with
[0:12] native file extension and video title
[0:14] withmpp for that we want convert to and
[0:17] press
[0:19] enter. While processing we see the new
[0:21] video file with MP4
[0:26] extension completed. Let's check the
[0:28] result. But this way it's so slow
[0:31] conviran and run too much on CPU GPU
[0:34] sleeping
[0:36] well. Hi everyone. In this video I'll
[0:39] show you how to bulk convert video files
[0:41] to MP4 using ffmpeg with GPU
[0:45] acceleration making the process up to
[0:47] 10x faster than using your CPU. This
[0:50] batch script automatically scans a
[0:51] folder for various video file types like
[0:54] AVI, MOOV, MKV, and more and converts
[0:58] them all into highquality MP4 files.
[1:01] Instead of using your CPU, which is slow
[1:03] and can overload your system, this
[1:05] script uses your Nvidia GPU for fast
[1:08] conversion using VN. That means you'll
[1:10] get much faster processing and keep your
[1:12] computer responsive. It also creates a
[1:15] folder called converted and saves all
[1:17] the converted videos there, keeping your
[1:19] original files untouched and everything
[1:21] neatly organized. HWXLC CUDA tells
[1:24] FFmpeg to use the NVIDIA GPU.
[1:29] CVH264 NVC sets the video encoder to
[1:33] NVENC. The GPU encoder CQ23 controls the
[1:38] quality and file size. A higher value
[1:41] gives smaller files. Preset fast make
[1:44] faster conviran but big file size. C
[1:49] ab a 128k encodes audio in AAC format at
[1:54] 128 kilobits per second. The script
[1:56] loops through all video files with
[1:58] common formats and runs the ffmpeg
[2:01] command on each one. It keeps the
[2:03] original file name and saves the new mp4
[2:05] file inside the converted folder. This
[2:08] method is fast, efficient, and perfect
[2:10] for converting large numbers of videos
[2:12] quickly without sacrificing quality. And
[2:15] the best part, it makes full use of your
[2:17] GPU power. If you have not yet installed
[2:21] FFmpeg, please check the video in the
[2:24] description. If this video helped you,
[2:27] don't forget to like and
[2:29] subscribe. Thanks for watching.