

Underneath it you’ll see two links appear.Hover over the Windows logo in the bottom left of the screen.We want this so we can easily use ffmpeg from the command-line. This allows you to run programs from any directory without having to type the full path to the program. The PATH environment variable is a list of directories that Windows will look in for executable files (EXE, DLL, BAT). To install FFmpeg on Windows is very easy, it’s just different than the usual install process.Īll we have to do is download the FFmpeg software which is bundled in an archive, place it somewhere we’d keep software/utilities, such as in the C: drive, and add its location to the PATH environment variable.


This will create a folder called "ffmpeg-40e79-full_build". Here is the link to the zip file to make it easy to download. Step 1: Download ffmpeg from gyans website.
