You should now see “c:fmpegin>” if your prompt (if that was your directory).Now change to the bin directory, maybe using:.Begin a conversion by first opening a command prompt ( cmd.exe if on Windows).

In my example, I’ll copy “test.mp4” into “c:fmpegin” To start your video conversion, the easiest way (without having to adjust your PATH settings) is to copy your video into the “bin” folder.Inside that folder should look something like this: Extract (unzip) the above build you downloaded to a folder.

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