If you don't want to scale down to 720p remove ' -s 1280x720 ' from command line, remove ' -r 30 ' if you don't want the frame rate set to 30fps, if you do not require deinterlacing remove ' - vf yadif=1 ' from the command line options.

Video processing can be PCU intensive, this application was designed to be set and forget. If you try to use the computer while it is running chances are it will fail to convert one or more videos.

The software will steal focus to communicate with the command line interface, It is best to set up a conversion job and leave the computer alone until it is done (hence the option to shutdown after converting files).

If you want to change the input file type, do this before opening the input browse button.

mp4, if you want to change the input, output and command line options you can, however, you may need to read the documentation at the ffmpeg website.

It can only do one directory at a time, it will not do recursive directories.

You will need to download ffmpeg, as it is the application doing the actual conversions ( ).

mp4 but was too lazy to write out the commands one at a time in the CMD window. I have a camcorder that saves to a file type.

This is a small app I wrote awhile back to batch FFMPEG commands of videos.

Windows ffmpeg batch convert