How to use FFMPEG on multiple files | Apply bulk / batch ffmpeg effects on multiple videos #FFMPEG

Today, we show how to apply FFMPEG video effects (VFX) on multiple files so that you can take care of hundreds of videos in 1 single batch and 1 single command. So, no more need to spend hours doing tedious work and handling each videos individually: you can now use ffmpeg on multiple files in 1 go. All parameters shown can be of course fully customized to suit your needs. Enjoy!

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EXAMPLE
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BUT, WHAT IF we now need to apply the same FFMPEG command to 100+ files???
Well, simply use the following batch conversion command at the DOS command (cmd) or "FF prompt":

with:
* %f = Our filename variable
* ffmpeg -i "%f" -crf 17 -ar 48000 -s 1920x1080 -r 29.97 = … execute the "ffmpeg conversion to .mp4" command seen earlier…

MORE OPTIONS
with:
* INPUT/ = Specify input folder for *.avi files (relative path)

with:
* OUTPUT/ = Specify output folder for *.mp4 files (relative path)

with:
* C:\INPUT\ = Specify full path to output files
* C:\OUTPUT\ = Specify full path to input files
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→ Catch up with the FFMPEG guy Channel
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MUSIC
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Is there a way to bring back 1 segment or more videos at a certain time in the video. Kind of like a fastback. Of course it will increase the length of the video but it is quite interesting to add effects.

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Is there a way to remove 2 seconds from every clip? I have a folder with 200 clips and I need to remove 2 seconds from each.