Download Convert All Videos of a folder to mp3 Audio with FFmpeg (windows batch operation with ffmpeg) MP3 Song Free

Official Description & Notes

FFmpeg is like a magician's hat for audio and video files. It has the power to transform your media files into a variety of different formats and styles, all with just a few simple commands.

Imagine that you have a video that you want to watch on your phone, but the file is too large to send over text or email, and your phone doesn't support the file format. With FFmpeg, you can wave your magic wand and shrink the file down to a size that your phone can handle, all while keeping the video looking just as sharp and clear as the original.

But FFmpeg's powers don't stop there. It can also extract the audio from a video file and save it as a standalone audio file, add watermarks or text overlays to a video, and even create a video from a series of images.

Whether you're a professional video editor or just looking to spruce up your home movies, FFmpeg is the perfect tool for anyone looking to add some magic to their audio and video files.



In this tutorial I have shown how to convert full directory of videos of different kinds(avi mp4, mkv) to mp3 just with a ffmpeg command on windows.

The command is pretty much simple:

for %i in (*.*) do ffmpeg -i "%i" "%~ni.mp3"

this will generate ffmpeg command for each of the video file using the for loop of windows command prompt language.

You have to make sure that there is no other file except video file cause it will try to convert any file present in the directory to mp3.

if you only want to convert a specific container format, then you can update the command as follows:

for %i in (*.mp4) do ffmpeg -i "%i" "%~ni.mp3"

For more clear explanation please watch the video, and do not hesitate to put your opinion of difficulties faced in the comment section.