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I've not tried these myself, but they probably work, and they're easy to do. If it still does not work double check to make sure each step was followed to completion.) Alternative installation methods Alternatively, you can use windows powershell instead of cmd. (If you are still having issues with Command Prompt not recognizing FFmpeg try running CMD as an admin. The Command Prompt will now recognize FFmpeg commands and will attempt to run them. Just to be sure, reboot your computer before trying any commands.įFmpeg is now "installed".

Click Ok on all the windows we just opened up.

Simply go the the end of the string, type a semicolon ( ), then paste in the path.

In Windows 7 all the variables are listed in a single string, separated by a semicolon. For this example, that is C:\Program Files\ffmpeg\bin\ In Windows 10 click New then paste the path to the folder that you created earlier where ffmpeg.exe is saved.

The "Edit environment variable" window looks different for Windows 10 and 7.

In the Environment Variables window, click the "Path" row under the "Variable" column, then click Edit.

First, right click This PC (Windows 10) or Computer (Windows 7) then click Properties > Advanced System Settings > Advanced tab > Environment Variables.

Before you can use ffmpeg.exe in cmd you have to tell your computer where it can find it.

Remember, this is a command line program.

The folder should now contain a number of other folders, including one titled bin where ffmpeg.exe is saved.

This is a good idea because you will treat this like a regular program. This folder will be your "installation" folder.

Create a folder on your computer to unpack the zip file.

Download the latest FFmpeg build, courtesy of v.

Here are the basic steps to "install" and use it: Installation

Once setup, you enter FFmpeg commands in one of these windows to use it. Command line is that black window you find by typing, then cmd in the popup field and hitting enter. It operates in the command line, as opposed to using a GUI. FFmpeg is indeed a powerful video encoder/decoder tool¹.