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-====== Batch processing ====== 
  
-This page tries to explain how batch processing works with Avidemux. 
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-This tutorial shows how one can process multiple video files with same settings. This is useful for cases where you have to e.g. convert multiple video files to certain format. 
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-===== Short introduction to different methods ===== 
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-Since AVIdemux supports both Command-line processing ([[using:​command_line_usage]]) and JS scripting ([[using:​Scripting]]) possibilities,​ there are multiple ways to batch process your files: 
-1. Command-line only processing with bash script/.bat file or similar. 
-2. JS scripting only processing 
-3. Combination of command-line and JS scripting 
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-==== Command-line only batch processing ==== 
-AVIdemux command-line support doesn'​t allow you to change all possible options. But it usually works OK for simple format conversions. Since it allows you to use additional command-line tools, you can for example automate YouTube uploads after AVIdemux has processed the files. Because different operating systems have different kind of filename limits etc. some command-line samples presented below won't work in all systems/​shells. 
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-Win32 example (.bat file) that will convert all .mp4 files in current folder to .avi (XviD+MP3). Original files aren't modified. New files are named like something.mp4.avi 
-<​code>​ 
-set avidemux="​C:​\Program Files\Avidemux 2.5\avidemux2.exe"​ 
-set videocodec=Xvid 
-set audiocodec=MP3 
-</​code>​ 
-(you should change "​C:​\Program Files\Avidemux 2.5\avidemux2.exe"​ in case your AVIdemux installation is located in different folder) 
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