What it does
FFmpeg Batch AV Converter provides a graphical workflow for audio and video encoding. It supports multiple files, stream mapping, subtitles, trimming, concatenation, and saved parameter sets.
Drop files into a queue, try a parameter set, then reuse saved settings for matching batches. Stream mapping, subtitle tracks or burn-in, trimming and concatenation control what reaches the result. Output paths can be relative or absolute, with automatic renaming or overwrite choices. Concurrent processes can be set up to CPU thread count; priority, pause/resume, post-scripts and shutdown manage long runs. The free project's current listed download is 64-bit Windows 3.2.9, with older x86 and Linux-through-Wine packages listed separately.
Strengths
- Combines reusable FFmpeg parameters with batch and stream controls.
Best for
- Windows users managing repeat media-conversion batches
Sources
- FFmpeg Batch AV Converter (Oct 26, 2026)