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FFmpeg Tool

This tool provides a simple batch script to install, uninstall, and check the version of FFmpeg on Windows using winget.

Features

  • Install FFmpeg if not already installed.
  • Uninstall FFmpeg if installed.
  • Check the installed FFmpeg version.

Usage

Run the Ffmpeg_Tool.cmd script. You will see a menu with the following options:

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              INSTALL / UNINSTALL FFMPEG
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[1] Install FFmpeg
[2] Uninstall FFmpeg
[3] Check FFmpeg version
[4] Exit
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Choose an option (1-4):

Options

  • 1. Install FFmpeg

    • Installs FFmpeg using winget if it is not already installed.
    • If FFmpeg is detected in your PATH, it will skip installation.

  • 2. Uninstall FFmpeg

    • Uninstalls FFmpeg using winget if it is installed.
    • If FFmpeg is not found in your PATH, it will skip uninstallation.

  • 3. Check FFmpeg version

    • Displays the current installed FFmpeg version.
    • If FFmpeg is not found in your PATH, it will notify you.

  • 4. Exit

    • Exits the script.

Notes

  • The script uses the where ffmpeg command to detect if FFmpeg is available in your system PATH.
  • After installing or uninstalling, you may need to restart your command prompt or PowerShell window for changes to take effect.
  • The script uses winget to manage FFmpeg installation and uninstallation silently.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 or later with winget installed and configured.
  • Internet connection to download FFmpeg during installation.

License

Please refer to the LICENSE file in the root BatchFile folder for license details.

Created by kerklangsi