I'm searching for a tool to convert videos on Windows (in particular wmv) in a more open format. I also need a command line control (for later Python scripting).
A quick search on SourceForge brings me a first tool : MMconvert
In its installation folder there are MMconvert.exe (for command line) and MMConvertGUI (with a GUI ...)
The GUI version:
- choose the video container in "Video Operations" (I have avi, wmv,mkv)
- "add" one or more video to convert
- select the video and audio codecs to use, "ok" -> "execute"
Command line version:
Let say I want to convert my wmv into a matroska (mkv).
First I check for the audio and video codecs that I have on my computer (and that I can use with this container):
MMconvert.exe /f:mkv /lv
MMconvert.exe /f:mkv /av
This commands gives a list of codecs I can use for the matroska container (just remember the associated number, X and Y in the following).
To convert the video:
MMconvert.exe if=test.wmv of=test.mkv /f:mkv /v:X /a:Y
Memo:
if= input file
of=output file
f=format (for the container: avi,wmv,mkv...)
v=video
a=audio
To know more about the aguments : mmconvert.exe /?
It looks like a great tool but I haven't found yet if I can hide the little "Status windows" in command-line mod. I don't see either if I can play with the bitrate
jeudi 7 décembre 2006
[Win] Video/Audio conversion with MMconvert
Publié par Francois Schnell à 22:31
Libellés : command-line, multimedia, windows
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