How can I mass convert 100 mkv files to mp4 using a windows 10 program?
How can I mass convert 100 mkv files to mp4 using a windows 10 program?
David Moore
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Juan Long
1) install gentoo
2) use ffmpeg and GNU parallel
Eli Cox
mp4 is objectively inferior in every way
Carter Morgan
mkv doesn't play on my tv
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I've tried generic command line ffmpeg methods before. I'm a retard. If I have to install ffmpeg again, please at least recommend a program with reasonable UI to go with it.
Blake Cooper
if you're not interested in learning anything, you can have a jolly good time passing your dick through GUI frontends until you realize you should have just stopped being a retard and read the man page for CLI.
Jacob Collins
for %%a in ("*.mkv") do ffmpeg -i "%%a" -vcodec copy -acodec copy "newfiles\%%~na.mp4" pause
Xavier Jenkins
Try proprietary and inferior botnet Format factory, for easy use and somewhat decent output
Lucas Williams
I'm not doing this shit again. All the ffmpeg advice is using the linux command line. Then I download xubuntu and my sound card doesn't work. Then I download gentoo, archlinux, both the same problem. Then literally weeks spending probably 20+ hours trying to figure out how to get sound card working.
It's not worth it. I don't even have a usb stick on me to install.
Thanks I'll try it out
Colton Moore
brainlet
Joseph Hall
Try handbrake
you should be able to mass convert mkv to mp4
handbrake.fr
Colton Brooks
>gets spoonfed
>still complains
Nobody talked about linux you retarded mongoloid. Neck yourself.
Jacob Flores
Report back, I only had converted +-50 files on one go
Grayson Brooks
ffmpeg but I doubt that a brainlet boomer like you will be able to figure out command lines
Bentley Robinson
lol faggot you can do that shit in windows also, much less any linux distro
Carter Harris
ffmpeg and powershell script
Carter Cooper
>all ffmpeg examples use linux command line.
>if only this were true.
Juan Bennett
$files = Get-ChildItem .
for ($i=0; $i -lt $files.Count; $i++) {
$in = $files[$i]
if($in.Extension.Equals(".mkv")){
$out = $in.DirectoryName
$out += "\plex.mp4"
ffmpeg -i $in -c copy -metadata:s:a:0 language=eng $out
}
}
Note: this doesn't really work..! I got bored fixing it. But it should give you a rough idea on how to do it in ps1
Ethan Adams
why dont you search for online converter?
Jack Reed
>Jow Forums - Technology
what the fuck happened to this board?
Ryan Powell
why do you ask me dude -_-?
Chase Parker
Been away for a while?
Lincoln Ramirez
Pretending Jow Forums was ever good.