%%a – This identifies the “variable” you’ll encode throughout the string. Here’s the command: for %%a in (*.mp4) DO ffmpeg -i "%%a" -crf 23 "output\%%~na_crf.mp4"įor – calls the “for loop,” which applies the command to all specified files or folders. So, I created a one-line batch file to encode these files to CRF using FFmpeg. I know the data rate is unnecessarily high, but AME doesn’t offer a mode like Constant Rate Factor which will ensure quality at a much lower bitrate. I outputted from AME at about 10 Mbps to ensure quality, but now I’m left with 3 GB of files to upload. I just finished my Produce Videos with FFmpeg course which I recorded with Camtasia, edited in Adobe Premiere Pro, and output in the Adobe Media Encoder (AME).
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